The holiday travel rush starts in just a couple of days. Be prepared for big changes if you're flying out of Charlotte. Pick-up and drop-off locations at the airport have moved, and there's a new place to catch an Uber or Lyft.
This week, the fight over North Carolina's congressional redistricting continues. There's a lawsuit challenging the replacement map approved by the Republican-controlled General Assembly. Meantime, John Bel Edwards will be Louisiana's Governor for four more years.
After years of construction and controversy, the final segment of the I-77 toll lane project is scheduled to open Saturday night. Drivers can soon take the entire 26-mile stretch from Charlotte to Mooresville.
Shelters in Mecklenburg County are at-capacity. We're told no one will be turned away from the Men's Shelter or Salvation Army Center of Hope.
In less than 10 months, Charlotte hosts the 2020 Republican National Convention. Organizers say they're ahead of schedule.
Tuesday night, Charlotte City council will discuss possible changes to the city's dog tethering ordinance. Animal advocates want to make it illegal to leave your dog tied up by itself.
Public hearings in the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump will begin on Wednesday. The televised hearings will feature public testimony from three key witnesses.
CMPD is emphasizing de-escalation and the value of human life as it scraps its old "Use of Force" policy. The change comes after criticism over high-profile, deadly police shootings in Charlotte. Some things won't change, including how an officer can react if they sense an imminent, deadly threat.
Those for and against a new quarter-cent sales tax are making their final arguments ahead of Tuesday's vote. The money would go to support arts, parks, and schools in Mecklenburg County.
Tuesday voters in Charlotte will elect a Mayor and City Council. Across Mecklenburg County, three at-large school board seats are also up for grabs. And there's a quarter-cent sales tax referendum on the ballot to support arts, parks, and schools.
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