Two Kannapolis police officers, Arthur Reid, Jr. and Dale Burris, have been promoted to Sergeant and Lieutenant, respectively, recognizing their service and leadership.

Union County will close its temporary emergency shelter at Monroe Middle School, which had fewer disruptions from the weather than expected, on Tuesday morning.

Mecklenburg County offices and services will open at 12 p.m. on Jan. 27 due to bad weather, with essential hotlines remaining operational for emergencies.

Cabarrus County warns residents of a scam impersonating Duke Energy with fake power outage messages. Officials advise avoiding suspicious links and contacting Duke Energy directly for legitimate updates.

Crews in Concord, NC cleared main roads of snow and ice, focusing on hazardous spots. The city warns of potential re-freezing and black ice overnight, advising caution. Concord Mills Mall flyover bridge has reopened after the storm.

Hickory's winter weather leads to the closure of city facilities and suspension of solid waste services on January 26, with updates promised as conditions are reassessed.

NCDOT reports on efforts to combat icy roads, detailing the application of brine, salt spreading, and collaboration with utility crews amidst a winter storm in Metrolina.

Hickory officials advise residents on protecting pipes from freezing due to a cold front, with tips like insulation, maintaining indoor temperatures, and knowing how to shut off water.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg declares a state of emergency due to severe winter weather; Grady Cole Center to become a storm shelter providing essentials and services.

The Charlotte Fire Department is ramping up resources in preparation for winter, including additional staff and equipment, coordinating with emergency management for strategic response to potential hazards.

Salisbury Police are investigating the death of Landis Darnell Glaspy, a local unhoused man, as a homicide after his body was found on South Shaver Street.

Charlotte braces for a severe winter storm with mixed precipitation, potential accumulations up to 3 inches of snow and ice, and gusts up to 35 mph, prompting a Winter Storm Watch.

Monroe Police Department completed Compliance-Control Techniques training to improve handling of volatile situations with a focus on de-escalation and safety.