Concord Police are searching for Kristin Timon Lynch, 27, a cognitively impaired man reported missing, last seen on Simpson Drive NE, wearing a blue hoodie and black sweatpants. Public assistance is urgently requested.

Due to adverse weather, Mecklenburg County offices and services will open late, at noon on February 3, 2026. Essential hotlines remain available 24/7.

The National Weather Service warns of black ice in the Charlotte region, advising caution during the morning commute due to refreezing of melted snow.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department conducted an operation with local retail loss prevention, arresting suspects for theft, firearm possession, and drug possession.

The Kannapolis Police Department invites kids aged 4-10 to join their annual coloring contest, with a deadline of March 15, 2026. Winners will receive prizes and recognition from local law enforcement.

The Charlotte Fire Department honors Black firefighters' contributions, celebrating their influence during Black History Month and striving for diversity.

Charlotte Fire Department handled over 1,100 emergencies, including fires and accidents, during extreme winter conditions in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Battalion Chief Bradley Elmore is honored by the Hickory Fire Department for his nearly 30-year career marked by dedication and leadership in firefighting.

The Hickory Police Department is implementing the P.A.C.T. initiative to enhance traffic safety, focusing on infractions like red-light running, distracted driving, and speeding.

Mecklenburg County extends the deadline for residents and businesses to list taxable personal property. Details must be submitted by February 2, 2026, to avoid a 10% penalty.

Huntersville waste collection schedule has shifted due to service interruptions, with a two-day delay this week and a one-day delay next week. Yard waste pickup is on hold.

Duke Energy asks Carolinas customers to reduce energy use due to a cold snap, to prevent power outages and manage high demand. They suggest thermostat adjustments and minimizing use of appliances during peak hours.

Charlotte faces snowy conditions; NCDOT and crews clear roads after pre-storm brine application, with residents urged to stay indoors to ease cleanup efforts.