The Statesville Police Department marked July as National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month, sharing tips on Facebook to prevent car thefts, emphasizing a proactive approach with the slogan, "Stop theft before it starts."

Statesville Police Department to host a community cookout for fostering neighborhood connections at Alex Cooper Park.

The Mooresville YMCA hosts a Field of Flags event to honor veterans and first responders, fundraising for local charities with festivities including live music, food, and fireworks.

Charlotte invites applications for the second cohort of the REDI program aimed at training emerging real estate developers in affordable housing projects.

Mecklenburg County Solid Waste received awards from Charlotte Water for pollution prevention, including the inaugural Crown Award and a Platinum Award for landfill waste management.

Charlotte announced no trash collection delays on July 4; residents advised to dispose of waste, including fireworks and charcoal, safely to prevent risks.

Carolina cities plan Fourth of July events including fireworks, music, and games, from June 30 to July 5, with details reported by local news outlets.

Concord, North Carolina invites residents to join Concord 101, a free program starting in 2025 designed to educate about local governance and enhance community engagement.

Matthews Police reported a rabies case in a raccoon on Phillips Road, with no human exposure reported. Public urged to inform health officials if contact occurred.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services unveils a sidewalk mural by artist Jamil Dyair Steele to raise awareness about stormwater pollution in Charlotte.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg leaders urge residents to prepare for extreme heat from June 23-25 and advise precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses. Cooling stations are available, and assistance is offered for vulnerable populations.

Charlotte unveils a sidewalk mural by Jamil Dyair Steele to educate on stormwater pollution, supported by community input and installed near Rosa Parks Place Community Transit Center.

Charlotte and surrounding areas commemorate Juneteenth with events focused on music, art, and Black culture, despite federal measures against diversity initiatives.