The North Carolina Judicial Branch podcast covers judiciary appointments, the eCourts Expansion, and clerks' conference updates, as well as a new Chief Administrative Law Judge and the Perquimans County Courthouse bicentennial.

HGTV highlights Concord, NC, for its enchanting downtown combining history, art, and Southern charm, with street art, boutique shops, and the Avett Brothers tribute mural.

Mecklenburg County introduces a new ordinance to establish Voluntary Agricultural Districts to support and protect local farms from urban development.

A juvenile was fatally shot in a southwest Charlotte townhome community; CMPD is investigating the homicide, which occurred early on a Wednesday morning.

Indian Trail Mayor Michael Alvarez will host "Coffee with the Mayor" outdoors at Chestnut Square Park on September 18 for open dialogue with residents. Local Breezeway Coffee Roasters will provide coffee.

Huntersville's African American community is celebrating the 100-year anniversary of the Rosenwald School #2, honoring its crucial role in education during segregation.

Mecklenburg County Solid Waste's Take-Back event on September 20 offers recycling and donation opportunities for electronics, textiles, and document shredding.

Charlotte FC's Idan Toklomati scored a hat trick against Inter Miami CF, tying the MLS record with their ninth straight win, despite Lionel Messi's presence and a missed penalty.

E. coli detected in York County water prompts a boil advisory for affected areas; tests are ongoing, with updates via county channels and guidance available online.

NCDOT awarded a $6.8 million contract to replace Shopton Road bridge over Coffey Creek and expects completion by summer 2027, with detours starting January 2026.

Cabarrus County, NC, celebrates its first Creek Week with events to promote awareness and preservation of local waterways, supported by local organizations and Subaru Concord.

Keith Douglas Church was convicted for sexually exploiting and assaulting a child, sentenced to 200-300 months in prison, and will become a registered sex offender.

Matthews, North Carolina, has guidelines for balancing transparency with confidentiality in town affairs, using closed sessions where legally necessary to protect sensitive matters, but commits to reverting to openness post-decision as per state law.