Huntersville recognized its firefighters with awards for bravery and dedication during critical incidents in 2025, highlighting lifesaving efforts at two house fires.

Charlotte Government announces an information session on Fair Housing Ordinance and HUD updates, at University City Regional Library, open for public registration.

The Statesville Police Department shared updates on city infrastructure projects, including the expansion of their station, a new parking garage, and street improvements.

The Gaston County Museum's new exhibit "Making Our Voices Heard" features the activism of seven North Carolinians and is part of the America 250 NC initiative.

Concord announces a Bus Art Project inviting artists to submit designs that represent the city for its buses, with a deadline of February 2, 2026. Selected artwork will be displayed on buses for around two years.

The Concord-Cabarrus area plans a series of events, from January 15-19, to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The theme is "Keep On Moving!" and includes a wreath laying, awards banquet, parade, and various fairs.

Rick Beasley, Assistant City Manager for Hickory, announced his retirement after eight years in the role, marking the conclusion of a significant tenure in the city government.

The new Firehouse 30 in Charlotte was officially opened with a traditional uncoupling ceremony, replacing the temporary "Grandma's House" station after over 30 years.

The Charlotte City Council began 2026 with new members and committees focused on housing, transportation, and other city challenges, offering updates through #MeetingMinutes on Facebook.

Lincoln County opens applications for part of the multimillion-dollar opioid settlements to support local treatment and recovery programs amidst a severe addiction crisis.

Billy Howey Road over East Fork Twelve Mile Creek is closing for bridge repairs next week, with a detour via New Town Road, Potter Road, and Pleasant Grove Road for approximately five weeks.

A Charlotte man has been sentenced to 70 months in prison for participating in a mail theft conspiracy, resulting in over $1.6 million in stolen checks.

A fatal crash in Charlotte's Eastway Division left one dead and two critically injured. The accident involved a stolen Kia Forte hitting a pole and a tree, with speed being a key factor. Investigation continues with a call for witnesses.