Cleveland Community Fire Department plans a public hearing to discuss a proposed tax increase for local firefighting support, scheduled for April 21 at their Training Room.

Charlotte County plans interactive art and literacy events for Suncoast Remake Learning Days, including an "Art for All Ages" event and World Book Day Read-a-Thon.

Union County mourns the loss of K9 Santos from their Sheriff's Office, honoring his decade of service and skills ranging from narcotics detection to tracking.

Joseph Parham Jr. was arrested in Rowan County for firing into an occupied vehicle and possessing a firearm as a felon, after a traffic stop led deputies to him.

Iredell County Sheriff conducts a workshop at Beulah Baptist Church to educate the community on avoiding fraud and scams, with an open offer for further sessions.

The Scotch-Irish Fire Department in Woodleaf, NC, is holding a hearing on April 7, to discuss a proposed tax increase to fund equipment and resources.

Port Charlotte utility payment center to close temporarily on March 26 for an event, affecting in-person and phone services. Payments can still be made electronically, and emergency staff will be available.

Corporal Patrick Michael has been promoted to Sergeant in the Rowan County Sheriff's Office and will supervise D squad patrol with his K-9 partner Vader.

Deputy Joseph "Shawn" Singleton rejoined the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office, with a Facebook post detailing his roles, training, and community involvement.

Charlotte, NC, will have a sunny and warm day with light winds and a high of 75°F, turning to a slightly cooler week with persistent breezes and mainly clear skies.

A person was seriously injured in a west Charlotte shooting on Nobles Avenue. Details are unclear, and no arrests have been made as authorities continue their investigation.

The Kannapolis Fire Department welcomed three new firefighters, Collins, Hayes, and Tighe, inducted at the Swanee Theatre with family and colleagues present.

Charlotte Fire Marshal imposes a local burn ban within city limits, extending the no-burn zone to within 100 feet of dwellings, supplementing the state's ban.