The Mooresville Police Department honored its staff on social media, giving awards for exceptional service, including Officer of the Year and lifesaving acts.

A local business in Monroe, NC, praised the Union County Sheriff's Office for their response and ongoing patrols following a break-in, highlighting the strong community-law enforcement relationship.

Mecklenburg County is hosting its 21st annual Domestic Violence Memorial Tree lighting ceremony on Dec. 4 to honor victims and raise awareness about domestic violence.

The City of Concord expressed thanks in a Facebook post for the community's participation in recent festivities, highlighting unity and resilience during the weekend's events.

Ian Patrick is recommended to join the Cabarrus County Board, succeeding Lynn Shue. His focus on development and public service informs his approach to governance.

Hickory, NC celebrated successes in 2025, including a "Spirit of North Carolina" award for hurricane relief, new 5K races, a literary festival, airport expansions, and economic growth at Trivium Corporate Center.

Mecklenburg County handed out 1,000 frozen turkeys and side dishes to residents impacted by SNAP disruptions and food insecurity, with further aid detailed at MeckNC.gov/Food.

CMPD arrested two suspects tied to a homicide, charging them with murder, conspiracy, and other offenses, and continues their investigation, urging public assistance.

Master Gardeners in Union County are creating and distributing evergreen arrangements to seniors for the second year, providing holiday cheer to homebound clients and senior nutrition sites.

CMPD investigates a homicide on Thriftwood Dr., involving a victim with gunshot wounds. The case is still active, with Detective Smereka leading and public tips requested.

The National Weather Service forecasts clearer conditions and a high of 72 degrees for Charlotte, with stronger winds in the afternoon. Cooler nights are expected, with Thanksgiving Day being sunny and 52 degrees.

Matthews Police Chief Avens was interviewed by JROTC cadets from Butler High School, discussing his career influenced by a student project inspired by Dr. Ben Carson's book.

The Statesville Police Department's "Fill the Trailer Toy Drive" was a success, collecting holiday gifts for children, thanks to community donations and an Amazon Wish List for online contributions.