Salisbury, NC, received an $850,000 grant for renovations to the former Wells Fargo Building to improve aesthetics and safety. The project's design will be completed by Spring 2026, with construction starting in the summer.

Officers from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's Northeast Service Area Divisions competed in a BBQ cookoff, with the Hickory Grove Division winning the golden grill master trophy.

Concord residents will experience a utility bill payment system outage from October 24 to 26 due to system upgrades. Alternative payment methods are available, but autopay services will remain unaffected. Other online city payments are not impacted.

Detective Jason Gill retires from the Gastonia Police, recognized for his work in fraud cases and locating missing persons. The department honors his service and dedication.

Kannapolis will host a Halloween book release event featuring debut authors Rowana Miller and Roselyn Clarke at the Swanee Theatre on October 30 at 6 p.m.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department pledges ongoing community support following the tragic death of a four-year-old in a Charlotte neighborhood.

Statesville Police launched the 2025 Fill the Trailer Toy Drive to help families provide holiday gifts for children, starting at Pumpkinfest and accepting donations via Amazon or in-person until December 19.

Salisbury Police invite youth to their Cadet Program Interest Meeting, introducing them to law enforcement careers with hands-on experience and leadership training.

The Charlotte Department of Transportation is preparing for winter weather by training drivers and inspecting equipment, ensuring readiness for snow and ice.

The Hickory Police Department is prepping for its annual Cops for Tots, collecting toys for needy children. Applications for the 2025 event are open with certain eligibility criteria.

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.