Rowan County launched a Civic Leadership Academy to increase civic engagement and understanding of county operations, creating a communicative relationship between residents and government officials.

Kevin Hart's "Acting My Age" comedy tour is scheduled for intimate venues, focusing on personal interactions with a no-phone policy, diverging from his usual large-scale events.

Charlotte coordinates with CMEMO to prepare for Tropical Storm Debby, focusing on road clearance for emergency responders and urging residents to report hazards.

A Concord man was arrested for allegedly killing his brother after a domestic dispute, with the incident reportedly not being a random act of violence.

A nine-foot Burmese python blocked a Greensboro driver from their car, leading to a safe removal by local animal control and police, raising questions about exotic pet regulations.

Anthony Valladares, 17, was found dead on Highway 52 South in Wadesboro, suspected to be a hit-and-run victim. Authorities are investigating and seeking the driver involved.

A deputy's collision with a civilian car while responding to a call caused traffic delays on Highway 74. The civilian driver was seriously injured and airlifted to a hospital.

West Lake Road in southern Raleigh will be closed from August 3 to 4 for asphalt paving as part of the Complete 540 Project, with local detours posted.

The Mecklenburg County DA announced no charges against officers in the April 29 shooting that resulted in the deaths of four officers, deeming the use of force justified.

A Stanley man, Kristopher Kirtley, has been charged with child sex offenses, including the possession and distribution of explicit materials involving minors.

Severe storms hit the Southeast US, causing one death in Georgia, damaging properties, injuring firefighters in Tennessee, and leading to widespread power outages.

A man was arrested by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police for an attempted sexual assault at an auto service center bathroom; the suspect, Eleno Cervantes, faces multiple charges.

CMS reports over 75,000 student transportation registrations for the upcoming school year and is working to fill bus driver vacancies, with training for new hires ongoing. Parents must register by August 1 to avoid service delays.