The CCSO honors Senior Detention Officer Lee Clark as he approaches retirement, having pursued law enforcement after earning his GED and serving over 13 years.

The CMPD commends its Aviation Unit's aerial support for law enforcement, highlighting their role in providing real-time insights to ensure public safety.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police reported a successful New Year's Eve operation in Uptown, with minimal incidents and two arrests, thanks to multi-agency collaboration.

Monroe, NC's administrative offices will be closed on New Year's Day, but emergency services are available at 911 and non-emergencies at 704-289-1591.

Mecklenburg County provides a free Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Center for secure child custody exchanges amid intimate partner violence concerns.

CMPD is hosting a vote for 'Officer Good Boi of 2025' between K9s Alvin and Robi at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, highlighting their unique skills and personalities.

Willie Ratchford retires after 27 years as executive director of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Community Relations, renowned for promoting harmony and dignity in the community.

Russ Ferguson confirmed as U.S. Attorney for Western District of North Carolina, with a strong legal background and a focus on battling gangs, fraud, and gun crimes.

Cabarrus County announced holiday closures for government offices, parks, and facilities, including the Animal Shelter and libraries, with special schedules between Dec 24-26 and on Jan 1.

The Monroe Police Department celebrated K9 Diesel with a ceremony, highlighting his skills and thanking him for his service, complete with his favorite toy, tennis balls.

Lt. Colie Trimnal was elected to the Carolina Organized Retail Crime Alliance Board, reflecting his dedication to combating retail crime in the Carolinas.

Wilson County, North Carolina, is seeking legal services through an RFP, open until January 19, 2026, with variable pricing options for attorneys or firms with a North Carolina law license.

The Union County Fire Marshal's Office was named Agency of the Year by Safe Kids Union County for their commitment to fire safety education and prevention.