Charlotte's CMPD Steele Creek Division hosted their 7th annual Christmas event with festive activities and community engagement to strengthen community bonds.

Darlene visited Firehouse 38 to thank the Charlotte firefighters who saved her during a cardiac arrest, reflecting on the impactful care they provided.

The Kannapolis Christmas Parade is set for Dec. 13, promising festive lights and over a hundred entries, with former Mayor Darrell Hinnant as Grand Marshal.

The Statesville Police Department reported the safe recovery of missing 16-year-old Bryson Isaiah Smyre, thanks to community and Cornelius Police assistance.

The Swanee Theatre in Kannapolis announces a December schedule featuring line dancing, yoga, and musical performances including southern rock, a Journey tribute, and a Salisbury Symphony concert.

Mecklenburg County officially reopened Albemarle Park in Charlotte, with new features like trails and a playground, part of a $1.1 million renovation aimed at community wellbeing.

The Gaston County FAST Team works with various agencies to arrest individuals with outstanding warrants for violent crimes and recidivist activities, including Clay Wray for assault and Alberto Costa-Soto for sex offenses with a minor.

The Western District of North Carolina's U.S. Attorney convened an annual meeting on health care fraud, emphasizing team efforts to combat scams affecting taxpayers.

Charlotte's small business community is celebrated with the Crowns of Enterprise Awards nominations. The 15th anniversary highlights the importance of small businesses to the region's growth, offering networking and recognition across six categories.

Traffic delays expected on US 52 South in Forsyth County due to pothole repairs near mile marker 109, with the left lane closure from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday.

A Hunter Huss High teacher, Victoria Lynn Powell, has been charged with indecent liberties with a minor and was suspended with pay pending investigation.

The City of Concord honored 63 graduates of the Concord 101 program, recognizing their commitment to understanding city operations and readiness to serve as leaders.

Hickory Public Library hosts a "Kwanzaa for Community" event at Ridgeview Branch with storytelling by Donna Washington, focusing on Kwanzaa's cultural significance.