Details on what led to the gas line damage were not made available immediately.
Former Charlotte City Councilwoman Tiawana Brown is set to begin a 10-month federal prison sentence for COVID-19 relief fund fraud
Cloudy by Saturday and then some showers by Sunday.
District officials said they plan to distribute surveys to families and staff at the potentially affected schools before making decisions.
The Iredell County Sheriff's Office began arresting people on Tuesday for distributing and trafficking drugs.
The latest Elon University poll shows Cooper with a double-digit lead over Whatley.
The 19-year-old was shot and killed inside a Wingstop in October 2025. His grandfather hopes the loss will encourage young people to walk away from violence.
Quinto Owens, 36, is charged with two counts of indecent liberties with a student.
Pamela Shanks, 68, was shot and killed while sitting on her porch on Hillgate Avenue on Monday, Oct. 19.
It was initially reported that 10,000 customers were without power Tuesday morning.
Aaron Hannon alleges jail staff denied medication and properly fitting shoes during 13 days in custody, leading to infections and multiple toe amputations.
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson said Dollar General knows that incorrect pricing is happening but has refused to address the issue.
The South Carolina Highway Patrol responded to the scene on US-601 Saturday night.
Police responded early Sunday to Old Charlotte Hwy just west of Airport Road.
A raccoon in Charlotte tested positive for rabies, marking the 11th case in Mecklenburg County this year, according to health officials.
Clover School District’s board has named longtime district leader Rod Ruth as its next superintendent, replacing retiring Sheila Quinn.
At 83 years old, Carol Fair is retiring, her final flight was met with flowers, photographs and a crowd of people waiting to celebrate her remarkable career.
The shooting happened on North Tryon Street near Hampton Church Road.
This will keep restrictions on new data center developments in place until October 2027.
Police say over 80 shots were fired into four homes and three cars on Grassy Patch Lane on Sept. 20.
Nearly 10 people are dead after a slew of incidents across the city.
Will Byrne, 43, was charged with driving while impaired, reckless driving with endangerment, and child abuse.
Officials closed I-85 North Monday morning after two tractor-trailers collided, with one striking the concrete median, knocking it over.
The shooting was reported in the 4300 block of South Tryon Street early Monday morning.
Moores Chapel Road was closed for the investigation Saturday night.
These two shootings came after separate deadly shootings in Charlotte over the weekend.
CMPD responded to an apartment complex off of Archdale Drive at 3 a.m. Saturday.
The shooting happened on Simril Court near South Tryon Street.
The investigation forced the closure of Campground Road, according to NCDOT.
Officials say no evidence of wrongdoing is suspected.
Harold L. Watkins, 76, was convicted of killing Lee Edward Ingram on Feb. 24, 1972.
The Charlotte Fire Department responded Saturday to S. Tryon St. near W. Bland St.
Emergency crews responded to the Morehead St. intersection Friday night.
Doorbell camera footage captured the suspect's vehicle in the area and the moments after the collision, when several people ran to help the child.
The Fort Mill School District plans to ask a judge to let it intervene in lawsuits between York County and Silfab Solar over the company's controversial factory.
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