Mecklenburg County maintains SNAP assistance and fights food insecurity through public funding, community partnerships, and events like a turkey giveaway.

Fit Precast plans to open a $102 million facility in south Gaston County, creating 125 jobs with average salaries of $104,000, focusing on infrastructure manufacturing.

Maersk has chosen Mecklenburg County as its North American HQ, creating 520 jobs and investing $16 million into the expansion. The company praises Charlotte's infrastructure and workforce for its growth.

Matthews seeks a representative for the County Agricultural Advisory Board to shape local farming and land use, following the establishment of a Voluntary Agricultural District program.

The Bill McDonald Scholarship Fund donates $4,500 to support Hickory children through the Bikes for Tykes and Cops for Tots programs during the holiday season.

Charlotte and Mecklenburg County officials released a statement reassuring the community about their commitment to diversity and distancing local law enforcement from federal immigration activities.

Indian Trail invites residents to "Coffee with the Mayor" for open dialogue with Mayor Cohn on Nov. 18 at Brandon Oaks Clubhouse, no registration needed.

CMPD celebrated 14 sergeants graduating from its Leadership Development Course aimed at improving police efficacy through enhanced supervision skills.

The City of Charlotte seeks speakers for its data conference on urban development, slated for February 9, 2026, focusing on data's role in equitable city growth.

The 1774 Alexander Rock House in Mecklenburg County received a rare statewide historic significance designation.

Officials in Mecklenburg County encourage better recycling habits ahead of America Recycles Day, emphasizing proper sorting, understanding what items are accepted, and cautioning against improper disposal of lithium-ion batteries.

Charlotte City Council interviews 27 candidates for the MPTA Board, selected from over 150 applicants, to guide regional public transportation strategy.

Charlotte approves $750,000 for the Creative Lab Uptown project, aiming to foster innovation and entrepreneurship in the city, with a planned opening in February 2026.