Two new graduates, Officers Marco Tabora and Chandler Watts, completed the Basic Law Enforcement Training at Mitchell Community College, with the Mooresville Police celebrating their achievements.

Walmart expands its drone delivery service in partnership with Wing, aiming to offer ultra-fast delivery of essential items within a 30-minute time frame to residents near select stores in various U.S. cities.

Mecklenburg County Public Health celebrates the installation of its 50th Edible Landscape, a program aiming to combat food insecurity through community gardens.

York County's FY 2026 Budget, which focuses on infrastructure and tax adjustments, has been approved, eliminating daily park entrance fees and ensuring smoother commutes for residents.

The swimming area at Ebenezer Park is closed due to high E. coli levels found during routine testing, with no set reopening date pending further results.

Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office launches Citizens Academy to enhance community relationships, starting August 1, 2024, offering weekly sessions on law enforcement operations.

Charlotte has launched CATS Micro, an on-demand transport service offering free rides this week via the CATS-Pass app to promote its new flexible travel options.

Charlotte is preparing for the Taste of Charlotte Festival, featuring local food and The Savannah Bananas entertainment. CATS announces route changes for Bus Routes 1, 7, 8, 16, 22, 26, and 34 due to the event.

Kannapolis offers entertainment starting June 2 with events like The Fray in concert, Cannon Ballers baseball, fireworks, $2 movie matinees, and a farmers market.

Monroe police celebrated an injured officer's hospital discharge with a first responder escort, highlighting community support and gratitude for solidarity.

The CMPD introduced "Connect Charlotte," encouraging residents to register security cameras with authorities to aid criminal investigations while ensuring privacy is protected.

Charlotte Fire Department celebrated the graduation of Recruit Class 131, who are now ready to serve the community after completing rigorous training.

The Asian Herald Library in Charlotte, led by Dr. Ki-Hyun Chun, has become a vital cultural hub with over 150,000 books, making it the largest private Asian library in the USA.