The Cabarrus County Library System has launched a new mobile app to enhance access to its services, allowing for account management, digital checkouts, location services, and more.

A bicyclist died after a collision in Charlotte on Milton Road; police found no impairment in driver Jartarrius Sistare, with an investigation underway.

Lincoln County announces a 24-hour downtime for eTRAKiT services due to server migration on January 17-18, 2026. Residents are advised to conduct urgent transactions prior to this.

The Statesville Police Department is actively recruiting for full-time police officers, emphasizing the importance of integrity and community service.

CMPD investigates a shooting on I-77 that left Trevohn Marshall dead and two others injured; evidence is being collected and the public is urged to provide information.

A North Carolina couple pleaded guilty to stealing over $1 million from COVID-19 relief funds through fraudulent loan applications and tax refund claims.

A Veterans Services Office has opened in Huntersville Town Hall, providing resources for veterans, and is staffed by experienced officer Culeen Shafer.

The NWS forecasts a mix of rain and potential thunderstorms in Charlotte, NC, with a sunny Sunday followed by changing temperatures and a chance of more rain by next Thursday. A Hazardous Weather Outlook warns of possible severe storms on Saturday.

Jessica Ross from Gaston County EMS earned the "Chief Training Officer" title from the Commission on Professional Credentialing, joining 322 CTOs globally.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police celebrated their "Officer Good Boi" contest winner from the Airport Unit on social media, fostering community engagement and recognizing K-9 contributions.

Hickory Public Library and My Chapter House bookstore launch "Hickory Reads," a community reading initiative featuring Virginia Evans's novel "The Correspondent," with events and the author's appearance at Hickory Literary Festival.

Kareem Hicks, of the "Getting Money Brothers," is guilty of drug trafficking charges and faces up to 20 years in prison.

The new Huntersville Town Hall will have its grand opening on January 23, allowing the public to explore the facility and attend a ribbon-cutting event.