Good morning, Huntersville.

As dangerous cold grips the area, local groups are expanding shelter and emergency services today to protect people experiencing homelessness (offering safer overnight options) amid harsh weather.

Black ice forms on pavement in cold weather and can be hard to spot.

Local transportation officials urge Huntersville drivers to use caution on slippery roads today + report dangerous areas to help prevent accidents.

UNC Charlotte has been ranked first in North Carolina and fourth nationally for its online bachelor’s programs, highlighting the university’s strong performance in online education.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools leaders plan to consolidate the current 16 magnet themes to six + convert EE Waddell into a high school, with public feedback on the proposal taking place before a May vote.

CATS will resume normal service today after a weekend ice storm halted bus and light rail operations.

Services were fully suspended for more than 24 hours, and officials say operations return now.

A new measles case was reported Tuesday in Mecklenburg County — bringing the county total to three cases.

Only one case involves an adult while the state now has 14 confirmed cases.

Health officials detected a third measles case in Mecklenburg County, bringing the total near 800 and urging residents to keep vaccinations up to date + more guidance will follow.