Concord names Eric Pratt as the new Aviation Director for Concord-Padgett Regional Airport, expecting to drive community growth and enhance airport operations.

Huntersville plans to expand NC115 into a four-lane road, with added multi-use paths. An information meeting is scheduled for community input on February 24, 2026. The project emphasizes inclusivity and civil rights.

A federal court ruling and a late‑2025 law could open refund opportunities for Charlotte taxpayers who paid pandemic‑era tax penalties or interest.

A judge found probable cause in a petition to remove Cabarrus County Clerk Bill Baggs; Baggs calls the complaint a politically motivated effort. A hearing is set for Feb. 27.

The Charlotte Fire Department introduced a new vehicle to raise awareness about the importance of smoke alarms, as part of their larger efforts in fire safety education, particularly targeting third-grade students.

North Carolina’s attorney general reached a consent judgment with Charlotte tow operator David Satterfield that bans certain towing practices and orders about $30,000 in restitution.

A state task force warns NC power bills have jumped nearly 30% since 2017 and outlines nine initial fixes — from rate changes for big users to data‑center reporting.

Kannapolis seeks to honor Mrs. Corine Cannon by naming a bridge after her for her local activism and historical impact.

The Gastonia Police Department thanked Congressman Tim Moore for securing a $629,000 federal grant for Rapid DNA technology, which will expedite local law enforcement investigations.

Deputy Nolan Rowe has joined the Iredell County Sheriff's Office and is set to work in Road Patrol, with a criminal justice degree and recent training completion.

More than 241,000 North Carolina voters were mailed notices after ID numbers on their registrations failed validation. Officials say ballots remain valid and outline ways to update records.

Chief Graham has been appointed Deputy Fire Chief of the Charlotte FD and Director of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Emergency Management, recognized for expanding the program and leading through various crises.

Charlotte won't change trash collection for Presidents’ Day; services, including garbage and recycling, to occur as usual. Residents should place carts out by 6 a.m. and can check schedules online or sign up for text alerts for future changes.