Kannapolis city officials confirmed over 20 employees completed the S.E.E.K. supervisory training, a hands-on program aimed at enhancing leadership skills.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny days and potential showers for Charlotte, NC, with warm temperatures and some chances of rain later in the week.

Charlotte, N.C. expects warm spring weather this week with highs reaching the mid-80s, gentle breezes, and a mix of sun and potential rain later in the week.

Cabarrus County Communications won multiple awards at the NC3C 2025 Excellence in Communications ceremony, including for a video on a paramedic's addiction, their podcast, and a budget discussion event.

A father and his nine-year-old daughter died in a Rock Hill fire caused by unattended cooking on April 4th. The community mourns their loss, highlighting the dangers of everyday tasks.

Three Union County Sheriff's Office lieutenants graduated from N.C. State University’s AOMP, a sign of their dedication to law enforcement excellence.

Officials request the public avoid Brown Mountain Beach Road amid repairs and have closed the Wilson Creek Day Use Area and Harper Creek Falls for safety during infrastructure recovery efforts.

Hickory and Lenoir-Rhyne University to host the Hickory Summer Track Series every Thursday from June 5-26 for all ages, featuring a variety of track and field events.

Kannapolis won three awards at the NC3C Excellence in Communications Awards for its Gem Theatre Renovation Campaign, including first place in Multi-platform Campaign.

Officer Stephen Brown of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police was placed on unpaid leave after a DUI arrest by Clover Police while off-duty. His past 19 years of service are noted amid an ongoing internal probe.

China Grove will hold a public hearing on May 6 to discuss raising property tax rates for the South Rowan Fire Service District to fund fire service operations.

Jie Huang, 40, died after a fall on the Blue Ridge Parkway while hiking near the Boone Fork Trail. Despite CPR efforts by responders, he was pronounced dead on the scene.

Monroe Police conducted an educational event at CATA using drunk goggles to simulate impaired vision, aiming to deter impaired driving among students.