The Statesville Fire Department is recruiting firefighters; applications are open from August 1-29, 2025, with competitive salaries and training offered.

A homicide occurred in east Charlotte, with few details released by police. The incident happened on Coronado Drive, with no information on the victim or suspects yet.

Union County's School Supply Drive is underway, encouraging the community to donate essential supplies for students ahead of the new school year, with multiple drop-off locations available.

A Mooresville mother was charged with first-degree kidnapping of her 4-year-old from a relative's home. She faces additional charges and her child is now safe in custody of social services.

Mecklenburg County warns of illegal food vendors in Charlotte's nightlife areas, emphasizing health risks and urging residents to check for permits and food safety scorecards before purchasing food.

Indian Trail partners with the American Red Cross for a blood drive on August 22 at the Town Hall, emphasizing the critical need for donations and their life-saving impact.

Beko Technologies settled for $3.6 million over false claims on PPP loan applications, after misrepresenting its employee count as part of a larger enterprise.

Charlotte's weather forecast predicts a series of hot and sunny days ahead, with temperatures reaching the mid to high 90s and possibly hitting triple digits.

Sister Sledge and Sledgendary are set to perform at the Village Park Concert Series in Kannapolis, offering free access to their classic hits this Saturday at 7 p.m.

Salisbury and the Historic Salisbury Foundation are collaborating to restore the city's historic depot, with an $11.7 million federal grant and additional state and local funding aimed at re-establishing it as a vital transportation hub.

An Indiana fugitive, Marvin Jose Vasquez-Martinez, facing rape and child molestation charges, was arrested in North Carolina by multiple law enforcement agencies.

Human remains found behind a Statesville home have been identified as Kevin Scott Queen, age 50, with the cause of death determined to be natural by the Iredell County Sheriff's Office.

NCDOT's HBCU interns experienced Charlotte's transport system firsthand, enhancing their understanding of urban infrastructure challenges and solutions.