NC transportation officials engage with residents on roadway improvements in Surf City, seeking public feedback until September 30th via various communication channels.

Trevor Carroll is named Division Engineer for NCDOT's Division 3, succeeding the retired Chad Kimes. He brings experience from within the department and vows to improve the state's transportation network.

A sinkhole on City Church Street in Gaston County has prompted warnings for drivers to be cautious, with repairs set to begin following an investigation into an underground line failure.

A Charlotte murder suspect is linked to multiple homicides across states, including a Texas case. The connection emerged from a gun used in a January homicide in Charlotte and matched with a Dallas incident.

Interstate 85 in Charlotte will have intermittent closures this Friday due to former President Trump's visit. Commuters are advised to plan for traffic reroutes and delays.

Charlotte police are investigating a homicide on Woodway Oak Circle where a woman was fatally shot; the investigation is ongoing with evidence being collected.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of partly sunny days, potential evening showers, and consistent temperatures in the low 80s for Charlotte, NC.

A section of Pleasant Plains Road in Union County will be closed for improvements, including new turn lanes and sidewalks, starting next week if weather permits.

A Charlotte family received a refund after their washing machine malfunctioned, creating loud blasts, which was described as a chaotic scene and caused concern for their safety.

A substitute teacher in Salisbury was charged with indecent liberties with a child after allegedly assaulting a student at Faith Academy. He posted a $75,000 bond after his arrest.

Mooresville Police seek help finding Dalilah Kadence-Marie Taylor, last seen in Charlotte's Sugar Creek at a Cook Out restaurant. She's been missing since September 1.

CMPD arrested Quanticus Rucker, charging him with the murder of Diana Perez-Barrera and other crimes. Rucker was already in custody and now faces additional charges.

Roadwork on Greenville's Dickinson Avenue has progressed, with lanes reopened between Ficklen Street and Atlantic Avenue, and construction starting between Atlantic Avenue and 14th Street for approximately seven months.