Cabarrus County Manager Sean Newton was fired by a 3-2 Board of Commissioners vote just four months into his tenure, with specific reasons undisclosed.

Deputy Justin Strong of the Chesterfield County Sheriff's Office was named Deputy of the 2nd Quarter for his exceptional response to a juvenile shooting incident in June, providing critical care and comfort.

The Catawba County Board of Commissioners addressed economic development, opioid crisis funding, and land acquisitions in their August 18, 2025 meeting.

Indian Trail officials will host a Facebook Live on August 21 to discuss road conditions, infrastructure plans, and jurisdiction issues, inviting resident questions.

Union County's WIC Program has received the Premiere Level WIC Breastfeeding Award of Excellence from the USDA, marking it among the top in NC for breastfeeding support.

The Mooresville Police Department hosted a safety class for residents, covering personal safety, home security, and scam avoidance. Officers directly engaged with attendees, fostering community relationships.

Charlotte Pride Festival partners with Mecklenburg County Public Health to create a smoke-free zone, prioritizing health amid heightened tobacco usage in the LGBTQ+ community.

Union County is holding its annual hazardous waste disposal event on September 13th, accepting items like paints and pesticides, and providing document shredding and medication disposal services.

Monroe introduces a Reserved Parking Program offering 18 spots in downtown for $500 per year, with applications opening August 20 on a first-come, first-served basis.

Mooresville retains a AAA Moody's bond rating and receives positive ratings from S&P, reflecting the town's strong fiscal management and economic health.

Union County Public Health maintains swimmer safety in public pools despite new legal exemptions for certain residential rental pools in North Carolina.

Montravias King exited the Charlotte city council race and endorsed incumbent Tiawana Brown despite her federal fraud charges, ahead of the primary elections.

Madison Duncan appointed as Iredell County's Opioid Settlement Program & Financial Administrator, with a public health background and crisis management experience.