Charlotte County invites residents to volunteer for advisory boards to shape local fire service, street, and drainage infrastructure, with application deadlines by October 5, 2024.

Trump's visit to Asheville incites anticipation and division, with supporters lining up early and protests expected while the city prepares for public safety.

Huntersville will have a scheduled power outage on August 20 from 9 a.m. for equipment repairs, expected to last 3-4 hours, affecting specific streets.

The Ella B. Scarborough Community Resource Center celebrates its first anniversary in Charlotte with an event this Saturday, offering services, giveaways, and entertainment.

School Resource Officers in Iredell welcomed back students with high fives and smiles to foster positive relationships at the start of the new school year.

Mecklenburg County has expanded its recycling program to include wood waste, allowing residents to drop off wooden pallets, furniture, and construction debris at select centers for repurposing.

Mecklenburg County introduces free Wi-Fi in 14 parks to tackle the digital divide, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act and expected to be fully operational by January 2025.

A Lincolnton grandmother won $4 million from a $30 lottery ticket she chose based on its blue and white color, opting for a $1.72 million lump sum after taxes.

Gaston County's week features Disney trivia, civic meetings, a night out with police, the start of the school year, and live music at the Summer Concert Series.

HUD Secretary Adrianne Todman visited the Brightwalk Community in Charlotte to observe its urban revitalization efforts and affordable housing developments.

The Carolina Public Press article provides a guide to changes in North Carolina's voting process for the 2024 general election, including registration and ID requirements.

Rowan County launched a Civic Leadership Academy to increase civic engagement and understanding of county operations, creating a communicative relationship between residents and government officials.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control is overcapacity, facing euthanasia decisions, and urging the community to adopt, foster, or host dogs to relieve the situation.