Salisbury is preparing for a National Night Out event combined with a Back-to-School Community Resource Fair on August 5, offering school supplies and community support information.

An overturned tractor-trailer on US-321 North ramp towards I-85 in Gastonia caused traffic delays and ramp closure with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office welcomes three new members, including a former U.S. Marine, a highly-educated veteran, and a private sector professional, each bringing diverse experiences and skills to the team.

Six diverse recruits train at the Charlotte Fire Academy, embodying dedication and preparing to serve in the fire department, inspiring new applicants.

Salisbury is accepting applications for its ten-week 2025 Citizens Academy, offering an interactive look at local government operations, with hands-on experiences, and limited to 20 participants.

Cabarrus County prepares for the second annual Battle of the Badges Blood Drive, a community competition to promote blood donations during a typically slow summer period.

Rowan County Animal Shelter will offer $10 rabies vaccines for pets starting July 15, exclusive to local residents for legal compliance and community health.

The N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles has extended Class C driver licenses expiration dates for two years, excluding commercial licenses and suspended ones, and resumes Saturday services.

Citigroup is investing $16.1 million in Charlotte, NC for a new office facility, creating 510 jobs and highlighting the city's role as a financial hub.

Charlotte's weather forecast includes sunny skies and potential thunderstorms, with high heat index values and variable precipitation chances throughout the week.

The FBI's Citizens Academy in Charlotte is accepting applications for its fall session until July 11, 2025, offering an inside look at FBI operations.

Citigroup plans to invest $16.1 million in a new Charlotte office, creating 510 jobs with an average salary of $133,435, and increasing its local workforce to 785.

Health groups sued Health Secretary RFK Jr. for removing COVID-19 vaccines from recommended lists for children and expectant mothers, claiming it violates federal law.