The NC Firefighters’ Burned Children Fund aids burn survivors with non-medical expenses and emotional support, illustrated by the story of Emily and firefighter community involvement.

A sharp rent increase may force Block Love Charlotte from its day-service center, threatening meals and services for people experiencing homelessness.

Trella Uptown, a new mixed-income development in Charlotte blending affordable and market-rate units, has been inaugurated to foster diverse community living.

A teen with special needs was found safe in Gastonia during a winter storm thanks to a coordinated rescue effort by local emergency services and a police K-9 named Bo.

Union County is seeking public input on federal funding allocation for the 2026-2030 Consolidated Plan, which involves HUD resources like CDBG funds, to address local needs such as housing and jobs.

Concord launches a Stormwater Art Contest for K-12 students to raise awareness on clean waterways, with a deadline of February 15th and a feature of winning art at a City Council meeting.

Windsor Park Elementary students received board games funded by a City of Charlotte Microgrant, fostering screen-free family fun and community engagement.

The Gastonia Fire Department warns of the dangers of carbon monoxide (CO) in homes, advocating for CO alarms and regular maintenance of appliances to prevent poisoning.

Due to adverse weather, Mecklenburg County offices and services will open late, at noon on February 3, 2026. Essential hotlines remain available 24/7.

The Kannapolis Police Department invites kids aged 4-10 to join their annual coloring contest, with a deadline of March 15, 2026. Winners will receive prizes and recognition from local law enforcement.

The Charlotte Fire Department honors Black firefighters' contributions, celebrating their influence during Black History Month and striving for diversity.

Huntersville waste collection schedule has shifted due to service interruptions, with a two-day delay this week and a one-day delay next week. Yard waste pickup is on hold.

Mooresville, NC extends town office closures citing safety concerns, modifies service schedules, moves Board of Commissioners meeting online, and promises updates.