Charlotte residents celebrate GivingTuesday by supporting community programs, like animal care, beautification efforts, youth camps, sustainability initiatives, and internships for local businesses.

Salisbury is inviting public feedback on converting Route 3 into an on-demand microtransit service beginning January 2026 as part of the MEE NC initiative.

JGA Space & Defense is expanding its Huntersville operations in Mecklenburg County, projecting to create 40 jobs next year with a $25 million investment. The company manufactures rocket components and precision machined parts.

Two injured when a freeway sign collapses on their car in Charlotte due to a crash by a suspected impaired driver.

Charlotte's forecast includes cloud cover, a 40% chance of rain today, and temperatures around 50°F. Rain likely Monday night and Tuesday, with clearer conditions and sunshine by Wednesday, but more rain expected Friday and Saturday.

The CMPD has started its Explorers Christmas Project, calling for toy donations for children up to 14 years in need, to be dropped off by December 21.

Charlotte's weather forecast includes clouds, chilly temperatures, rain chances, and some sunny days over the next week, per the National Weather Service.

The MLK P.E.A.C.E. basketball showcase, organized by Back To The Basics, celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy through sports, promoting unity and community spirit.

A social media post highlighted the Robert Benjamin Babington marker in Gastonia, as the community prepares for historic celebrations. The marker honors Babington's role in establishing the North Carolina Orthopedic Hospital.

Concord Police took local students on a holiday shopping spree at Concord Mills Mall, engaging in community service and bonding over gifts, pizza, and pictures with Santa.

Caldwell County offices and convenience sites will close for Thanksgiving, with the latter only closed on the holiday itself. Regular operations will resume after the break.

An individual in east Charlotte was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after a stabbing on North Sharon Amity Road. Details and motive are unknown, and there have been no arrests.

The Mooresville Police Department honored its staff on social media, giving awards for exceptional service, including Officer of the Year and lifesaving acts.