Statesville residents and law enforcement walked in "Walk a Mile in Their Shoes" during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, emphasizing the need to end domestic abuse.

Malik Burkett has been named Civilian of the Year for 2025 by the Charlotte Fire Department, recognizing his dedication and service since his high school internship.

Stephanie Laney received the Lifesaver Award for guiding a woman to safety from a burning vehicle during a 911 call.

The Gaston Writers Expo will showcase local literature and art at the Main Library in Gastonia on November 8, 2025, offering various activities and featuring over 30 creators.

Mecklenburg County reported 11 intimate partner homicides in 2024, up from previous years, and is raising domestic violence awareness by declaring October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month and organizing events like the Empowerment Walk.

Gastonia Police engaged with the community in the Faith & Blue initiative to build trust through service projects, discussions, and family activities.

The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office highlights safety tips on social media during Crime Prevention Month, focusing on situational awareness and staying vigilant to avoid dangers.

The CMPD is hosting a fundraiser golf ball drop event at Highland Creek Golf club to support the Vicki Foster Memorial Scholarship, benefiting the Right Moves for Youth program. Participants can win cash and support education.

CMPD is enhancing its efforts to educate on impaired driving among teens with a special program on Thursday at the Charlotte Police & Fire Training Academy.

Gastonia Police Detectives visited Cramerton Middle School to engage students in critical thinking through a mystery project, hinting at further educational sessions with CSI and K-9 units.

Salisbury prepares for the opening of Fire Station 3, with modern facilities to enhance emergency services and firefighter safety, funded by state resources.

The Matthews Police Department advises on social media to lock cars to prevent theft, highlighting vehicle break-ins as crimes of opportunity and urging communal responsibility for security.

The Centralina Regional Council awarded towns and individuals for regional excellence, recognizing contributions to quality of life and innovation in the greater Charlotte area.