The State Auditor is set to release a report on the $305k settlement for Charlotte Police Chief Jennings amid calls for transparency in city council dealings.

Several Union County towns are rerouting voters to new polling locations due to changes in precincts, affecting residents of Mineral Springs, Marvin, Marshville, Wesley Chapel, and Wingate.

Huntersville Rosenwald School #2 celebrates its centennial, marking a legacy of African American education in Mecklenburg County, with a special event featuring alumni and a historical marker unveiling.

Matthews, North Carolina, has guidelines for balancing transparency with confidentiality in town affairs, using closed sessions where legally necessary to protect sensitive matters, but commits to reverting to openness post-decision as per state law.

Machpelah Presbyterian Church may join the National Register of Historic Places. Public comments are open until October 1st to gauge community interest and stakeholder perspectives.

The City of Hickory's Business Development Committee invites nominations for the 2025 Business. Well Crafted. Awards to honor local entrepreneurs and businesses.

Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles won the Democratic primary with 70.75% of votes and will compete in the general election against Republican and Libertarian candidates. Her victory comes amidst discussions of city safety issues.

Charlotte Council member Tiawana Brown lost her District 3 seat in the primary following federal fraud charges, with challenger Joi Mayo winning nearly half the votes. Brown's misuse of COVID-19 relief funds was central to her defeat.

Officer Tarczynski of Monroe Police performed life-saving CPR on a cardiac arrest patient, earning praise and a commendation for his quick response and professionalism.

Firefighter Brian Rodman from Charlotte opened up about his struggle with prostate cancer, diagnosed after a routine physical, to highlight the support from his firehouse and promote self-care among peers.

Mecklenburg County leaders are preparing for impacts of the OBBBA, focusing on collaboration to address federal budget cuts. They have formed a working group and scheduled a public meeting for community strategy discussions.

MeckRoots events by Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation offer community insights into local history, family genealogy, and discussions on past racial shifts.

Huntersville approves a salary raise for police officers to improve recruitment and retention, with starting wages increasing to $61,000 and a $4,800 raise for current officers.