Brian Vaughan begins as Huntersville's new Police Chief on September 1st, after serving the department since 2001 and ascending to assistant chief in 2022.

Iredell County Extension Director Nancy Keith plans to retire on September 1 after a career spanning four decades.

The Rock Hill Parks Foundation donated $220,535 to city parks and recreation, following a $100,000+ fundraising year. They've given over $920,000 since 2018 and recently gained non-profit status.

Artist Jim Shore is opening a museum experience and gift shop in Rock Hill, SC, showcasing his work, with plans for an immersive experience and a 2026 opening.

Union County is progressing towards initiating a Veterans Treatment Court, providing specialized support for veterans in the legal system, with completed employee training emphasizing hope, healing, and accountability.

Charlotte residents pay a stormwater fee to manage and maintain the city's infrastructure, reducing flood risks and protecting waterways. The fee is based on the impervious surface area of properties.

Hickory will hold a 9/11 Patriot Day Remembrance Ceremony on September 11, with a public gathering, honor guard presentation, and church bells tribute.

Mecklenburg County's tax collection has surpassed $2 billion, with a property tax collection rate of 99.5% and business tax revenues hitting $180 million for the 2024-2025 budget year.

Monroe's administrative offices will be closed for Labor Day, with emergency services available at 911 and non-urgent issues at 704-289-1591. Normal operations resume September 2.

Lake Wylie has reopened for swimming and watersports after a harmful algae bloom advisory was lifted, with officials continuing to monitor the water for safety.

A new Mamava Lactation Pod at Charlotte’s BOPlex offers a private, comfortable space for breastfeeding families, part of ongoing efforts to support maternal and child health.

Charlotte is seeking public input for its police chief search through an online survey, aiming to involve the community in shaping the CMPD's leadership as the city grows and crime rates fall.

Mecklenburg County voters will decide on a proposed 1% sales tax increase in November to fund transportation projects, following the P.A.V.E. Act. If approved, it could generate over $25 billion in 30 years.