The NWS forecasts typical summer weather with possible thunderstorms for Charlotte, NC, advising caution for potential severe weather and flash flooding.

The Statesville Police Department is hiring a new full-time officer, seeking individuals with integrity to positively impact the community and meet specific qualifications.

Author Sherri Winston will speak at Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library in August about her middle-grade fiction work "President of the Whole Fifth Grade."

Hillsborough County is developing a Post-Disaster Redevelopment Plan with community input to enhance resilience and recovery from future disasters, supported by a $1.3 million DHS grant.

Hillsborough County promotes using native plants for economical and ecological garden benefits, ideal for the local climate and supporting local wildlife.

Charlotte's weather will clear up with sunshine and reach 92°F, but with high humidity. Evening may bring showers and thunderstorms. The weekend continues with high temperatures and afternoon storm chances.

Cabarrus Sheriff teams up with Safe Kids Cabarrus for Safety Town, a free event on safety education for families, on July 25, offering interactive experiences, tips, and free school supplies.

Concord's Streetlight 5K & Frolic returns tomorrow night with LED attractions, a silent disco, and a 5K race starting at 7:30 p.m., amid street festivities and road closures.

James David Houser was arrested for the July 4th murder of Mary Elizabeth Ervin at Hickory's Deluxe Inn. He is detained without bond as the investigation continues.

Salisbury is accepting applications for its ten-week 2025 Citizens Academy, offering an interactive look at local government operations, with hands-on experiences, and limited to 20 participants.

Cabarrus County prepares for the second annual Battle of the Badges Blood Drive, a community competition to promote blood donations during a typically slow summer period.

Hickory's Eighth Avenue NE will be closed July 8 for critical stormwater system repairs, impacting commuters. A detour is planned for traffic management.

Mecklenburg County's MECK Pre-K program records over 1,830 enrollments for the next school year, with plans to add new classrooms reflecting a commitment to accessible early education for all four-year-olds in the county.