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Sinkhole shuts down part of W. Morehead Street in Charlotte: What to know

Sinkhole shuts down part of W. Morehead Street in Charlotte: What to know

Yahoo2 days ago

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — A sinkhole has forced a road closure on a well-traveled stretch of W. Morehead Street in Charlotte. The problem popped up near the intersection of W. Morehead Street and Suttle Avenue, just west of Uptown.
Because of the damage, crews have shut down W. Morehead between Freedom Drive and Suttle Avenue in both directions while repairs are underway.
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While the closure may not cause major traffic delays according to NCDOT, it's still important to give yourself extra time if you're heading through that area.
Sinkhole details:
W. Morehead Street near Freedom Drive
The estimated reopening is Thursday at 8:18 p.m.
Officials haven't confirmed if the road will reopen on schedule.
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