Union County Sheriff's Office deputies were honored at the MADD Awards for their work in impaired driving enforcement and drug recognition, with commendations for Sgt. Mason, Deputy Lindquist, and Deputy Murray.

Union County's CDBG-funded Septic System Repair Program recently rehabilitated Karla Richmond's failing septic system in Wingate, providing her with a "no-gravel" plastic chamber setup.

Kannapolis will close city offices for Memorial Day and host an event at Veterans Park, with regular trash services and park operations continuing as normal.

Rusty Rozzelle, a dedicated protector of Mecklenburg County's waterways for 45 years, passed away at 68, leaving a legacy of environmental stewardship.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department officers received awards for strengthening community relations during the 45th annual Police-Community Relations Awards.

Kannapolis City Manager proposed a $126M budget for FY 2025-26, maintaining the current tax rate and focusing on fiscal responsibility, employee retention, and the "Imagine Kannapolis" strategic plan.

Lincoln County, NC, honors law enforcement during National Police Week, expressing gratitude for officer sacrifices and encouraging residents to thank officers.

Union County law enforcement joined the Law Enforcement Torch Run to support Special Olympics, involving local police, fire recruits, and the U.S. Army.

Detention Officer Justin Bradley was named Officer of the Quarter by Sheriff Eddie Cathey, celebrated for his exceptional work at UCSO Detention Center during Detention Officer Appreciation Week.

Charlotte's local lakes are ready for summer, with safety officials urging residents to sign up for swim advisories regarding water quality and safety.

The Kannapolis Youth Council honored its graduating seniors and elected new members for the 2025-2026 term, with students from various local schools participating.

Mecklenburg County distributed over $4.2 million to 11,226 residents through LIEAP for heating assistance, with one-time payments to utility companies.

Interim Wadesboro Police Chief Jason Eschert retired amid a K-9 controversy and threats of violence, with former Chief Thedis Spencer set to return temporarily.