NCDOT awards a $8.7 million contract to widen a section of Idlewild Road in Mecklenburg County, including a roundabout and pedestrian improvements, with minimal traffic disruptions expected.

Mecklenburg County may establish a new Metropolitan Public Transportation Authority, pending a vote and public comments at a meeting scheduled for 6 p.m. at the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Center.

NCDOT announces a one-day closure of West C Street in Rowan County for storm drain culvert replacement on September 15, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with detours provided.

Hickory Police target traffic violations with P.A.C.T. initiative, focusing on Falling Creek Road NE to reduce distracted driving and promote road safety for all users.

Statesville Police warn against impaired driving ahead of Labor Day, citing the potential for accidents and fatalities, and urging residents to use sober transportation options.

NCDOT schedules overnight road closures on Airport Boulevard near I-40 for paving work, with detours in place from Aug. 17-19, between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.

PSA Airlines flight attendants at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport plan to protest for better wages, with a possible strike looming amid stalled contract negotiations.

Westbound lanes on 150 in Mooresville have reopened after being closed due to a substantial gas leak near Randy Marion Chevrolet, with emergency services responding promptly.

Hickory and Burke County officials have opened 12 new T-hangars at Hickory Regional Airport to support growth in their aviation community and boost local economies.

Mint Hill Police warn of road closures due to flooding, urging the public not to bypass barricades and to follow the mantra "Turn around, don’t drown" for safety.

Matthews Police alerted residents to Sam Newell Road's closure due to flooding, as teams respond to the scene, affecting area traffic and daily activities.

Rock Hill announces temporary closures of local recreational facilities for improvements, with specific dates provided for Boyd Hill and Emmett Scott Centers.

Statesville Police Department is enhancing safety measures for the new school year by urging vigilance in school zones, adherence to bus stop laws, and reducing distractions while driving.