Gilberto Meza-Corral, Concord firefighter, won the Kim Wittig Award for fire safety education, recognized for his work, including aiding the hearing-impaired.

Charlotte's forecast includes afternoon showers and storms, with a 40% rain chance and gusty southwest winds. Conditions will clear by evening. Weekend looks sunny, though early next week temperatures drop.

UCSO in Monroe, NC celebrated the hiring of new officers and a deputy's promotion, while continuing to recruit motivated individuals for law enforcement roles.

Capt. Tremayne Battle, with roots in Asheville, is known for his dedication to service, from a U.S. Army combat medic to leading Charlotte's Engine 27, exemplifying a commitment to public duty and mentorship.

The Rowan County Sheriff's Office praised their Color Guard and Honor Guard for volunteering for ceremonial duties on top of their regular duties. They participated in a joint event with the Davie County Sheriff's Office.

Charlotte Area Transit System is seeking public feedback on their Transit System Plan through meetings and a virtual session impacting bus and rail services.

Charlotte invites residents to help shape its Sustainable Energy Action Plan at a public event on March 6th, promoting inclusivity in environmental sustainability efforts.

Mason Cole Pridemore, 22, was found shot dead in a vehicle in Hickory. Two 17-year-olds have been charged with first-degree murder in relation to his death.

Mecklenburg County reveals the final design for the updated Historic Latta Place in Huntersville, with the community meeting scheduled for March 20 at the North County Regional Library.

CMPD Animal Care & Control in Charlotte has a new position aimed at reuniting lost pets with their owners, inspired by a staffer's experience of losing her dogs.

Charlotte unveils a mural honoring musicians John P. Kee, Fantasia, and Anthony Hamilton, funded by the city and the Knight Foundation to celebrate local culture.

A fire at a Charlotte parking deck damaged 14 cars and was extinguished in 40 minutes; no injuries were reported as an investigation into the cause begins.

James Coble won the NCWOA C-Surface Operator of the Year Award for his exceptional work at Concord's water treatment plant, contributing to the city's water quality.