The McGuire Park Splash Pad in Port Charlotte is closed for maintenance with no set reopening date, announced by Charlotte County officials. Residents can contact Kaitlyn Huber for updates.

Intermittent lane closures on Rock Creek Drive due to new power pole installations are expected from February 4-7, with traffic signals and flaggers to guide drivers.

Collingswood Boulevard at Hillsborough Boulevard will be closed from Feb. 3 to 14 for construction, causing traffic disruptions and requiring drivers to take alternative routes. Signs and detours will be in place.

An overturned tractor-trailer on I-77 North in Chester County caused significant traffic disruption and detours, with lanes reopening by early Wednesday.

Fog caused the FAA to halt incoming flights to Charlotte Airport, resulting in over 180 delays and coinciding with an on-tarmac fatality of an airline employee.

Charlotte Area Transit System is launching CATS Micro, an on-demand microtransit service in northern Mecklenburg County for a $2.20 fare, operating daily with accessible vehicles available.

Rotonda West road closure between 776 and 766 from Wednesday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., due to unnamed construction project. Drivers should plan alternate routes and exercise caution.

A water main break closed a road near the Spectrum Center in Uptown Charlotte, with repairs underway and authorities advising to seek alternate routes.

Charlotte receives $31.4 million in federal funds for transit projects to enhance equity and sustainability, including the Albemarle Cultural Trail and Freedom Drive Mobility Corridor.

A water main break and nearby fire caused road closures and icy conditions on Providence Road in south Charlotte, with traffic being redirected and repairs underway.

A fire in a Charlotte parking deck led to road closures and transit disruptions. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with no injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

A water main break closed Fairview Road near Charlotte's SouthPark, with a 4-6 hour repair estimate from Charlotte Water and traffic redirected by police.

Matthews, NC has declined NCDOT's four-lane expansion proposal for East John Street, instead advocating for a three-lane design to preserve the town's character.