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Sunday, January 25, 2026
- Winter storm causes cancelation pileup at Charlotte Douglas
- Gov. Stein: 'It's about time to stay put' as winter storm moves in
- CMS floats potential magnet overhaul as part of plan to reassess student assignments
- Quarantine orders issued after measles exposure at Monroe private school
- Volunteers left 'heartbroken' after a dead body was found during Mecklenburg County's homelessness count
- Winter Storm FAQs
- Charlotte Water provides tips to prevent frozen plumbing
- Hornets rout Magic as Brandon Miller stays hot; weekend game time moved due to storm
- NC Democratic Party blocking some candidates from using election tools
- Two measles cases confirmed in Mecklenburg County
- 'It's devastating': For the second year in a row, Mecklenburg homeless count finds someone dead
- Francis Bradley Middle School recognized by Special Olympics, ESPN
- Rock Hill HBCU cancels classes due to threat
- Charlotte Douglas Airport officials prepare for winter storm
- ICE didn't detain undocumented immigrant held in Mecklenburg jail. Why?
- Winter storm watch as ice, snow expected across Charlotte region
- Hornets fall to Cavaliers after road trip, head back out west
- Mecklenburg commissioners begin budget process amid calls for child care and school funding
- Update on LendingTree since sudden death of founder and CEO
- Snow watch: Here’s how Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools decides whether to cancel classes
- Gov. Stein joins federal officials to pressure data centers to pay for more electricity in the Mid-Atlantic
- Iredell County Sheriff’s Office seeks help identifying break-in suspect at Greg Biffle’s home
- Democrats who voted to eliminate key NC climate target face primary opponents
- ‘Step backwards.’ NC board’s move to enact new water pollution rules faces scathing criticism.
- Mecklenburg sheriff candidates agree on ICE policy but differ on leadership style
- Cabarrus Health Alliance to offer walk-in measles vaccine clinic after cases confirmed
- Meck Pre-K opens registration as officials work to fill slots
- Winter storm expected to bring more ice than snow to Carolinas
- Mecklenburg County plans to host its annual survey to assess the state of homelessness
- Nazi imagery, antisemitic graffiti found at Shalom Park in Charlotte