The Gilead Road Bridge over I-77 in Huntersville, NC, will be closed from May 2 at 9 p.m. to May 5 at 6 a.m. for interchange work. Drivers should seek alternate routes.

Avelo Airlines discontinues six routes from Concord-Padgett Regional Airport due to poor performance, impacting services to Daytona Beach and Nashville, among others.

The westbound lane of Appleton Blvd in Charlotte County will be closed for repairs from April 21-23, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Detours and caution are advised.

McGuire Park in Port Charlotte will close temporarily from May 5-9, 2025, for lighting installations and repairs. Residents are advised to use alternative recreation areas during this period.

Huntersville is renaming sections of Main Street to Thread Lane and Combs Lane to improve navigation and handle traffic after infrastructure changes, including new roundabouts.

Charlotte Douglas International Airport climbed to the sixth busiest airport globally in 2024, seeing a 10% rise in passengers and expanding international travel. Major terminal projects aim to further enhance traveler experience.

Kannapolis announces temporary road closures for a $16.3 million bridge project aimed at improving safety and reducing delays by separating vehicle and train traffic.

Union County, NC is deploying contractors to clear waterways of debris from Hurricane Helene, with assessments to inform cleanup efforts for safety and flood prevention.

Dallas County Yard Waste Facility is selling mulch for $2 per scoop, available to both residential and commercial customers every Saturday while supplies last.

Local leaders in Mecklenburg County endorse House Bill 948 (PAVE Act) to improve transportation, led by Rep. Cotham. The bill aims to create better mobility options and connectivity in the county.

A road closure is planned in Charlotte County for pipe repairs at the intersection of Sunset Boulevard East and Bermont Road from April 14-18, causing detours.

CATS is restriping the Woodlawn Park and Ride, causing a closure from April 8 to 11, with commuters directed to alternate parking. The work will improve traffic flow and safety.

Charlotte Douglas International Airport expects a 5% drop in spring break passengers, with improvements made to TSA checkpoints and rideshare services to enhance traveler experience.