Dianne Moose retired from Catawba County law enforcement after 50 years, having served in various roles since 1975, as announced by the Sheriff's Office.

Statesville Police celebrated their Junior Police Ambassadors at a council meeting, recognizing their community service efforts, including a speech by ambassador Tiffany about their actions.

Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles files for reelection, focusing on past achievements in housing and city planning, while facing competition from Tigress Sydney Acute McDaniel and Matthew T. Grasela.

John C. Galliher was promoted to Assistant Police Chief at Statesville PD, overseeing several divisions and bringing extensive experience to his new role.

Wingate's town council voted 4-to-1 to dissolve its police department, shifting duties to the Union County Sheriff’s Office amid community debate and concerns over effectiveness and cost.

Kannapolis, NC, is offering a free nine-week program, Kannapolis 101, to educate residents about local government operations, starting September 16. Applications are due by August 15.

Charlotte's community and officials celebrated the groundbreaking of Firehouse 46, highlighted by speeches on its importance for safety and response times in northwest Charlotte.

Capt. Anthony Perez of the Charlotte Fire Department shares his journey from the U.S. Coast Guard to firefighting, inspired by 9/11, and his commitment to community service and mentorship.

Gastonia City Council approves funding for The Enclave at Forest Heights, a new affordable housing development with 48 homes, addressing the city's housing needs.

Krista Bokhari files for the District 6 City Council seat in Charlotte, NC, after her husband leaves for a federal appointment. She focuses on public safety and transparency, and faces competition.

Mecklenburg County homeowners can now rent out their private pools short-term without a public swimming pool permit, adhering to six safety standards set by the county's Public Health.

Nicolas Francica, Assistant IT Director for the City of Statesville, graduated from UNC's CGCIO™ Program, enhancing his public sector IT leadership skills.

Charlotte Fire is hiring new Fire Telecommunicators responsible for emergency response coordination, requiring composure and clear-headed decision-making skills.