Charlotte firefighters celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, sharing stories of how their diverse backgrounds and family influences have shaped their commitment to service within the fire department.

Cabarrus County EMS's Simulation Center received provisional accreditation from the Society for Simulation in Healthcare, enhancing its 1,600-square-foot training facility.

Gastonia Police K-9 aids in the successful search for a missing 93-year-old woman, illustrating interdepartmental collaboration and the importance of canine units in rescue operations.

Statesville Police Department acknowledged Thank a Police Officer Day, highlighting their service and dedication, as well as their commitment to community relations and trust-building.

Bradford Neighborhood Park in Davidson has completed its second expansion, adding a picnic shelter, walking loop, and playground enhancements with funding from ARPA.

K9 Officer Mac from Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office is part of a "See Tracks? Think Train!" campaign on social media to raise train track safety awareness.

Charlotte's Deputy Chief Bryley and city staff joined a "Walk the Block" initiative with Charlotte Center City Partners to engage with the community, assess safety, and foster relationships during the city's nightlife peak hours.

The article tells the story of Capt. Russ Harwell, a firefighter diagnosed with prostate cancer, focusing on his journey, the support he received, and the importance of early detection.

HGTV highlights Concord, NC, for its enchanting downtown combining history, art, and Southern charm, with street art, boutique shops, and the Avett Brothers tribute mural.

Union County Park Ranger Kevin Mager received the "Caught in the Act" Award for assisting a stranded Ukrainian visitor, ensuring her safe return to Washington, D.C.

Kannapolis launches its 2025 Fall 5K Series, featuring races for all skill levels and benefiting local non-profits, starting with Flint's Fabulous 5K by Leashes of Valor.

Brittany Snyder, an ex-Navy member, is named Iredell County's new Director for Veteran Services, bringing military experience and administrative skills to support over 15,000 veterans.

Charlotte and Mecklenburg County prepare for annual MLK Day events, including a parade and community awards, with registration and nominations now open.