Mecklenburg County's WIC program supports the nutrition and education of economically disadvantaged women, infants, and children, providing food, counseling, and healthcare referrals.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg invites residents to the Eastside Summit and Resource Fair on May 17th for local development updates and direct support services.

A man from Charlotte was sentenced to a year and a day in prison for his part in a multi-million dollar bank fraud scheme, and must also pay $1.5 million in restitution.

Charlotte hosts multiple events including the Lovin' Life Music Fest, a concert, a Knights game, and the ACC Lacrosse Championship, with increased police presence and transit services.

A hit-and-run in Charlotte resulted in the death of Terry Mitchell. The CMPD seeks a grey Honda CRV and encourages public tips for their investigation.

The City of Hickory's Community Relations Council celebrated local heroes at the Hickory Multicultural Festival, granting Human Relations Awards to three individuals and a community project for their contributions to unity and welfare.

Two men were arrested in Catawba County for drug trafficking and firearm charges after a traffic stop led to the seizure of fentanyl, methamphetamine, and stolen firearms.

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.