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Union County will observe Memorial Day with closures of government offices, libraries, and waste facilities, while Cane Creek Park remains open but with closed beaches.
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A judge is considering the jurisdiction for the wrongful death lawsuit of Shanquella Robinson against the "Cabo Six"; her family prefers a U.S. trial.
The Cornelius Police Department honored Patrolman Ralph White, who died in 1942 while dealing with a downed power line, highlighting the historical multifaceted role of police.
Lisa Parlier, formerly missing after her release from jail, has been found, per Gastonia Police. Concerns for her safety were due to mental health issues and unstable housing.
Michael Barnette was arrested in Chicago for allegedly setting his home on fire in Charlotte, causing an explosion and injuries. He awaits extradition to North Carolina.
North Carolina man Douglas Maw was arrested on child exploitation charges after a tip led to an investigation by the Catawba County Special Victims Unit.
Community & Society in ...
Lincoln County, NC, honors law enforcement during National Police Week, expressing gratitude for officer sacrifices and encouraging residents to thank officers.
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Charlotte's weather forecast predicts a mix of sunshine and rain with chances of thunderstorms and patchy fog. Highs near 78°F and 79°F, with a sunny weekend ahead.
A house fire in Gaston County, caused by a heating lamp, resulted in the deaths of a 78-year-old man and a 25-year-old woman. The blaze was ruled accidental.
A 25-year-old man died in an ATV crash in Iredell County, with alcohol possibly contributing and no seatbelt worn.
Charlotte's SAIL reinforced the importance of international exchanges by welcoming German students from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, nurturing global connections and cultural understanding.
A feud between ex-Councilman Bokhari and Police Chief Jennings in Charlotte involved a settlement and allegations of misconduct, affecting community trust and governance.
The Huntersville Town Board unanimously opposed House Bill 765, which they say threatens local control over planning and zoning, potentially leading to unchecked high-density development.
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