Good morning, Huntersville.

Duke Energy is preparing for sub-freezing temperatures and potential outages this week by updating its grid management system so no customer loses power for more than 30 minutes — experts suggest lowering thermostats to help keep heat in homes.

Energy Saver North Carolina has launched a rebate program in Mecklenburg County to help low- and moderate-income homeowners replace furnaces, water heaters, or improve air sealing.

The initiative, funded by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and the federal Department of Energy, aims to ease high energy bills.

With cold weather continuing today, local heating experts report that Huntersville residents should check air filters and thermostats before temperatures drop further (insulating pipes can help prevent damage).

Service crews remain on standby to address issues from recent storm conditions.

North Carolina Department of Transportation crews are clearing icy roads after the weekend winter storm — Jennifer Goodwin reported that officials expect progress in the coming hours.

Today, the SC Highway Patrol is working around the clock to battle dangerous ice conditions in Huntersville; Master Trooper Hannah Davidson advises drivers to slow down + allow extra time on the roads.

Charlotte native Drake Maye helped the New England Patriots win the AFC Championship on Jan.

25—making him the second-youngest Super Bowl starter—and he will try to win a seventh title when they face the Seattle Seahawks on Feb. 8 at Levi’s Stadium.