The Matthews Police Department is accepting applications for Lieutenant and Captain until September 1, 2025, requiring an electronic submission with certifications.

The city of Kannapolis honors the retirement of Lori Parker and Todd Morris for their lengthy service in the police department and fire department, respectively.

Wally Safrit retires as Kannapolis' City Attorney after 41 years of service, with the city honoring him by naming a theatre balcony and park after him.

Iredell County appoints Daryl Conley as the first Public Safety Director, tasked with overseeing critical departments including Animal Services, ECOM, EMS, and Emergency Management/Fire Services.

Sheriff Van Shaw of Cabarrus County is praised for his integrity and leadership and continues to represent the county at the state level as Treasurer for the North Carolina Sheriffs’ Association.

Joel White was promoted to Director of Buildings and Grounds in Concord, overseeing the maintenance of city facilities and parks, while striving to provide excellent community service.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department held a joint roll call at Top Golf to discuss crime trends and improve safety and communication between divisions.

Rep. Ralph Norman announced his candidacy for South Carolina governor, with priorities on infrastructure, ethic reforms, and challenging career politicians. He has endorsements from Nikki Haley and Mark Meadows.

Matthews Police Department is actively recruiting for law enforcement roles, inviting potential candidates to meet its recruitment team at various events like Point Blank Range-Matthews to discuss career opportunities.

Officer Doug Hord retired from Gaston County PD after 27 years, commended for his service which included various roles such as Emergency Response Team Marksman and creator of the life-saving "Flotation Citation" program.

Mecklenburg County warns of illegal food vendors in Charlotte's nightlife areas, emphasizing health risks and urging residents to check for permits and food safety scorecards before purchasing food.

Monroe Fire Department's Recruit Class 25 completes their 17th week of training with live fire control exercises, simulating real firefighting scenarios.

NC Attorney General Jeff Jackson is leading a lawsuit to release $165 million in education funds frozen by the Trump administration, affecting statewide school districts and threatening programs at institutions like the Dream Center Academy.