I-77 faced delays due to a four-car crash near Gilead Road and another accident near Nations Ford Road. The crashes caused lane closures, but all lanes were reopened earlier than expected. Four non-life-threatening injuries were reported.

NCDOT introduces the NC Only account, reducing toll costs for local drivers by 30% and halving the starting balance to $10, catering to in-state toll roads users.

Lincoln County and Duke Energy have begun the Beatty’s Ford Swim Beach Project in Denver, aiming to enhance Lake Norman with a swim area, fishing pier, and amenities by Fall 2024.

The NCDOT and UNC Charlotte released a report on their CASSI program, detailing challenges and learnings from the autonomous shuttle's operations on the university campus.

A construction mishap in south Charlotte caused a power outage for over 3,000 Duke Energy customers, but the involved worker avoided serious harm. Power was restored by evening.

A $500,000 grant from ARISE will be used by North Carolina to research and upgrade aviation infrastructure in the Appalachian region, focusing on advanced air mobility and sustainable technologies.

Rock Hill's Planning Commission approves a new $15 million sports and recreation complex aimed at boosting the city's economy and extending the capacity of the existing Rock Hill Sports & Event Center.

A sinkhole in uptown Charlotte prompted road closures near Church Street and 4th Street intersection, impacting commuters and highlighting infrastructural challenges.

Charlotte's Rail Trail is closing temporarily from July 15-18 between Tremont and Remount for construction, with detours in place. Portions near Hawkins Street will close until end of summer for enhancements including lighting and bike racks.

American Airlines is relocating its ticket counters at Charlotte-Douglas Airport due to construction, with some services moving outside temporarily. Travelers are advised to arrive earlier for flights.

Hurricane Beryl and heavy rain caused numerous flight delays and cancellations at Charlotte Douglas International Airport during the Independence Day weekend, affecting passengers' travel plans.

Due to extreme heat in Mecklenburg County, officials have opened cooling stations and designated free CATS transport to those locations._financial help for energy bills is available.