Charlotte allocates $1.9M to its Learn2Earn grant program for nonprofits to enhance digital literacy and economic opportunities in underserved communities.

The Mallard Creek Presbyterian Church is ending its annual barbecue fundraiser after 93 years due to leadership changes and sustainability issues. The event was a local tradition, attracting presidents and providing funds for missions.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week for Charlotte, N.C., with highs around 78 degrees and lows around 53 degrees, along with moderate northeastern winds.

Mecklenburg County renamed its social services building after Catherine M. Wilson, the county's first African American program administrator, celebrating her dedication to public service.

The Statesville Police Department advises on social media to lock doors and close windows to prevent vehicle thefts after over 850,000 were stolen nationwide in 2024.

Hickory city warns against illegal fire hydrant water use, citing risks like contamination and impaired fire readiness, with fines up to $5,000 and possible felony charges for repeat offenses.

Charlotte is set for a wet end to September, with showers and possible patchy fog forecasted through early week, and temperatures in the low 70s. Sun is expected to return by midweek with a high of 77 degrees.

Charlotte faces mixed weather as Tropical Depression Nine threatens rain and wind, with a sunny start and potential storms from Monday afternoon into Tuesday night, as per the NWS forecast.

Police in Matthews, NC, peacefully resolved a domestic incident involving Tyrone Derrick Jenkins, who held his children and assaulted his wife. Jenkins was arrested without injuries after negotiations and a "Flashbang" deployment.

Salisbury secured a $768,516 FEMA SAFER grant to hire six new firefighters, enhancing emergency response capabilities and safety. Mayor Sheffield and Senators Budd and Tillis recognized the grant's importance.

An ambulance in Charlotte was hit by gunfire near the police HQ; no injuries reported. Two men were arrested and face serious charges, while a third was cited and released. The motive is under investigation.

Two Mississippi men were indicted for using counterfeit currency to purchase luxury jewelry and watches in Pineville, as announced by U.S. Attorney Russ Ferguson.

Charlotte's new Queen City ADU Program incentivizes property owners to add affordable housing by offering loans for building accessory dwelling units.