Statesville Police Department is running the Warm Hearts Coat Drive, collecting new or gently used coats until January 23, 2026, to help keep the community warm.

The Monroe Police Department appreciated Ground 40's commendation, reinforcing their dedication to community policing and building relationships with those they serve.

K9 Robi of the CMPD Airport Unit, with Officer Lewis, was featured on QC News for being named Officer Good Boi of 2025, celebrating their contributions to safety and showcasing the significant role of K9 units in law enforcement.

Charlotte's forecast includes mostly cloudy skies with a slight chance of rain today and cooler temperatures tonight. Sunny days ahead with blustery conditions.

Charlotte County announces intermittent lane closures at Veterans and Cochran Blvd from Jan 18-26 for roadwork.

Hickory Police Department's Polar Plunge for Special Olympics NC is on February 21, with on-site registration at 11 a.m. and the event at 1 p.m. A $50 donation is required, $25 for students with ID.

Charlotte police seek public help to find suspect Jesus Narvaez Hernandez in a September homicide case. He is connected to a fatal shooting and remains at large.

Charlotte and Advocate Health launch gBETA Charlotte Health, a new program to accelerate healthcare startups, offering mentorship and resources to foster innovation in the health sector.

The City of Concord invites residents to participate in a litter sweep from January 24-31, 2026, as announced on their Facebook page, promoting environmental conservation and active living.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department honored several staff as January's employees of the month, emphasizing their integrity, commitment, and impact on the community.

Hickory city offices, including public libraries and parks admin, will close on Jan. 19 for MLK Day. Essential services like solid waste collection continue, while police admin services will be reduced.

The weather forecast for Charlotte includes sunshine and rising temperatures, with highs around 57 degrees and increasing winds. Chance of rain on Wednesday night.

Statesville Police Department's Fill the Trailer Toy Drive collected over 8,000 toys for 600+ local children, with community and business support emphasized in a social media post.