Mecklenburg County introduces QR code placards at historic sites, allowing smartphone users to easily access local history information about landmarks such as Savona Mill and Bojangles Coliseum.

Mecklenburg County is planning "Redefining Her Story," an event on Aug. 26, 2025, to celebrate Women's Equality Day and the 19th Amendment's 105th anniversary.

Two Charlotte men, Marcus Worrell and Kwamane Herriott-Cox, were charged with murder and additional felonies after a fatal stabbing and hit-and-run incident.

Lincoln County reported its seventh rabies case of 2025 involving a skunk in a dog kennel; the dog, vaccinated, is monitored post-exposure. The county stressed the need for pet vaccinations.

Gaston County Police invite locals to National Night Out in Dallas Park for community building, while various other events, including a non-voting Commissioner session and cultural events, take place throughout the week.

A man fatally shot himself after an 8-hour police standoff at a Holiday Inn in Kings Mountain, which began following a wellness check for a missing person.

Gunshots interrupted a west Charlotte health fair; no injuries occurred, and no immediate arrests were made. Details are unclear, and CMPD's response is noted.

The NWS forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms in Charlotte, with chances of rain ranging from 30% to 80% throughout the week and temperatures up to the 80s.

Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office has announced Operation Bus Watch for National Traffic Awareness Month, targeting school bus and school zone safety to reduce traffic incidents.

Cane Creek Park in NC is getting greener with water willow plants to boost aquatic life and attract bass, supported by the NC Wildlife Resources Commission and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.

Huntersville plans to improve road safety with a Safety Action Plan, using a $240k U.S. DOT grant to pursue zero traffic fatalities and serious injuries.

CMPD probes a homicide after a person was found shot on Reindeer Way Lane. Despite aid efforts, the victim died. Witnesses are encouraged to contact CMPD or Crime Stoppers.

Gastonia Police warn of a phone scam where a caller impersonates an officer demanding personal information, using threats of legal action and false claims. The department advises hanging up and calling their non-emergency number to verify legitimacy.