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.

Union County Public School teachers will receive a $1,000 salary increase, which is only half of the initially proposed amount. The school board's decision follows teacher protests for higher pay.

Steve Robbins, Huntersville's Assistant Public Works Director, was named the 2026 President of the APWA NC Streets Division, a role celebrating his career and his vision for the state's public works.

Mecklenburg County will close offices on Nov. 11 for Veterans Day, with parks open but other services like waste centers closed. Essential hotlines for abuse will remain active.

The Union County Sheriff's Office in Monroe, NC, celebrated the promotions of Sergeant Yohance Prince and Trevor Hill in recognition of their exemplary service.

Mecklenburg County allocates $740,000 to support food resources for residents affected by the SNAP benefits suspension due to a federal government shutdown.

Charlotte citizens voted in critical local elections for mayor, city council, the school board, and a transit tax, with a focus on District 3 and 6 council races and civic engagement highlighted.

Chief Michael Childers is appointed as the new Chief of Police in Wadesboro, with a focus on community relations and safety. Retired Interim Chief Thedis Spencer stays as Assistant Chief.