The Albemarle Police are investigating a shooting on Coggins Avenue where a man was injured; there are no suspects yet. They encourage people to share information anonymously.

The Concord 101 Class of 2025 recently completed a 14-week program educating them on their local government, preparing them for community involvement.

Kannapolis Police Department organizes a coat drive for local students, accepting coat donations until December 1 to support kids in need during the winter.

Deputy Jackson Aldridge from Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office shared his favorite karaoke song on social media, adding a personal touch to the "Behind the Badge" series.

Mecklenburg County is hosting its 21st annual Domestic Violence Memorial Tree lighting ceremony on Dec. 4 to honor victims and raise awareness about domestic violence.

Hickory, NC celebrated successes in 2025, including a "Spirit of North Carolina" award for hurricane relief, new 5K races, a literary festival, airport expansions, and economic growth at Trivium Corporate Center.

CMPD arrested two suspects tied to a homicide, charging them with murder, conspiracy, and other offenses, and continues their investigation, urging public assistance.

Matthews Police Chief Avens was interviewed by JROTC cadets from Butler High School, discussing his career influenced by a student project inspired by Dr. Ben Carson's book.

The Union County Library's "Paws to Read" program lets children read to therapy dogs to improve literacy and confidence, offering personalized bookmarks and a companion dog tale.

Charlotte's Solid Waste Services holiday schedule alters trash collection for Thanksgiving, with changes including Thursday customers serviced Friday and Friday customers on Saturday. A green recycling week is also noted.

Mooresville announces a meeting for the induction of new officials and Mayor, followed by a Board meeting. The event is accessible and will be available via livestream.

Cabarrus County EMS Deputy Chief Justin Brines earned the NC EMS Executive Officer credential, recognizing leadership and professional development within the EMS sector.

Indian Trail partners with the Red Cross for a blood drive on December 5, urging donations, especially type O, B-, A-, offering a $15 e-gift card to donors.