Three Union County Sheriff's Office lieutenants graduated from N.C. State University’s AOMP, a sign of their dedication to law enforcement excellence.

The Iredell County Sheriff's Office honored their administrative staff on Administrative Professionals Day, highlighting their vital role in law enforcement operations.

Deputy Neal McCann retired after 18 years at the Union County Sheriff's Office, honored by Sheriff Eddie Cathey and colleagues with a ceremony and memorabilia.

Authorities closed a house in Indian Trail, NC, notorious for criminal disturbances and drug emergencies, following a court order designating it a public nuisance.

A UCSO deputy safely resolved an incident with two escaped horses, Neptune and Calico, on the road, highlighting the varied duties of law enforcement.

Huntersville Police Chief Barry Graham is retiring in September after a career that started in 1997. He has built strong community relationships and expanded the police department to 140 members. Assistant Chief Brian Vaughan is set to succeed him.

Charlotte designates May to honor local small businesses with events and recognition, reflecting the city's support for their critical role in the community.

Hickory and Lenoir-Rhyne University to host the Hickory Summer Track Series every Thursday from June 5-26 for all ages, featuring a variety of track and field events.

The Kannapolis Farmers Market opens for its 2025 season on May 1, operating Thursdays from 4-7 p.m., featuring diverse vendors and allowing credit/debit card payments.

Kannapolis won three awards at the NC3C Excellence in Communications Awards for its Gem Theatre Renovation Campaign, including first place in Multi-platform Campaign.

The Hickory Public Library hosts an event to share and preserve high school memories from local schools with a presentation by Rhonda Roederer and an opportunity for attendees to have yearbooks digitized.

Concord celebrates a new mural at ClearWater Arts Center, created by local artist Jonathan Grauel and supported by Republic Services Foundation, to enhance community pride.

Charlotte launched an EV car share program at Peppertree Apartments to offer sustainable and affordable transport within the Albemarle Road/Central Avenue Corridor of Opportunity.