Commuter bus route set to end as Rock Hill ends funding agreement
The CATS 82X Rock Hill Express commuter bus route connecting York County to Charlotte is set to be discontinued on July 1 due to Rock Hill's decision not to renew its funding agreement for the service. A commuter bus route connecting York County to Charlotte is set to be discontinued...
Charlotte’s Neighborhood Theatre Changing things Up
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — One of Charlotte’s most iconic live music destinations is hitting pause this summer. The Neighborhood Theatre in NoDa announced it will temporarily close for approximately eight weeks beginning in June as the venue undergoes extensive renovations and upgrades. According to venue officials, the cl
$4.88M contract awarded to replace Huntersville bridge
The North Carolina Department of Transportation awarded Mecklenburg County with a $4.88 million contract to replace a bridge in Huntersville.
Where to celebrate Juneteenth 2026
From festivals and live performances to inspiring speakers and more, here are the Juneteenth celebrations going on near you.
3 South Carolina hikes less than 2.5 hours from Charlotte
Less than two and a half hours from Charlotte are multiple hikes with waterfall, lake and mountain views in South Carolina. Why it matters: If you're looking for a budget-friendly day trip, there's plenty to explore within a few hours of Charlotte. State of play: For our latest installment of Ashley's Adventures , wher
Proposed state move to recoup I-77 toll lane costs sparks outrage
A Mecklenburg County commissioner is calling a proposed state move a “power grab” as lawmakers consider withholding funding from Charlotte and several nearby towns over their decision to pull support for the I‑77 toll lane project.
Texting Drivers Are Turning Charlotte Work Zones Into Danger Zones
Construction crews across Charlotte and the Carolinas say distracted drivers and speeders are turning highway work zones into increasingly dangerous places to earn a paycheck, just as summer travel kicks into high gear. Workers and contractors report more vehicles drifting into work areas and more near-misses this year
New buyers eye townhomes in Charlotte’s most popular neighborhoods
For the last three years, Mecklenburg County has built more townhouses than single-family homes, and that trend is on track to continue this year.
Potential tropical cyclone could bring heavy rain to the Charlotte area
While the storm system is forecast to produce significant rainfall across portions of the Gulf Coast region, the heaviest rain currently appears likely to remain southwest of the Charlotte area.
Statement expected on Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools superintendent’s future, sources say
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A statement from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools board about the future of the district’s superintendent is expected on Wednesday, according to sources. WBTV has been told an announcement regarding Dr. Crystal Hill, the district’s superintendent, could come as early as Wednesday, June 17, day
