The Huntersville Town Board of Commissioners approved the Fiscal Year 2026 Budget, which enhances public safety and infrastructure without raising taxes, following public input.

Charlotte celebrated the second year of its E2E program, doubling participation and connecting graduates with city jobs, including benefits and career prospects.

Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office welcomes three new members, including a former U.S. Marine, a highly-educated veteran, and a private sector professional, each bringing diverse experiences and skills to the team.

The N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles has extended Class C driver licenses expiration dates for two years, excluding commercial licenses and suspended ones, and resumes Saturday services.

Citigroup is investing $16.1 million in Charlotte, NC for a new office facility, creating 510 jobs and highlighting the city's role as a financial hub.

The FBI's Citizens Academy in Charlotte is accepting applications for its fall session until July 11, 2025, offering an inside look at FBI operations.

Citigroup plans to invest $16.1 million in a new Charlotte office, creating 510 jobs with an average salary of $133,435, and increasing its local workforce to 785.

The Union County Government Center in Monroe is undergoing a renovation, redirecting its main entrance to a temporary one for six months starting July 21, with services continuing as normal.

Mecklenburg County's MECK Pre-K program records over 1,830 enrollments for the next school year, with plans to add new classrooms reflecting a commitment to accessible early education for all four-year-olds in the county.

The Charlotte Fire Department conducts intense training for mass casualty incidents, reflecting real-world emergencies and focusing on life-saving decisions and the RPM triage method.

Durham Police, with the FBI, conducted a crime crackdown resulting in 30 arrests, including gang members. They seized drugs, firearms, and cash, and now seek community tips through CrimeStoppers.

Charlotte's July 4th celebrations were safe, with CMPD making two arrests and seizing drugs and firearms. The event involved strategic coordination among various agencies.

Concord Police Department welcomes 16 new officers and promotes two to Sergeant, boasting a BLET-completed group with military veterans. Police Chief Hughes emphasizes camaraderie and support among officers.