The Lancaster Police Department is seeking new and certified officers, emphasizing community service and integrity. Candidates must meet certain age, license, and education requirements, and pass a drug screening. Applications are open online.

Corporal Katie Boetto of Lancaster County Sheriff's Office shares her journey in law enforcement, balancing work with being a single parent, and her dedication to the community.

Charlotte firefighters participated in the Carolina Brotherhood Ride, a 400-mile cycling event honoring fallen emergency responders and supporting their families.

North Carolina officials advise against contact with green or blue waters in Lake Norman due to algal blooms, with the predominant algae identified as Dolichospermum.

Iredell County adopts a $343.8 million budget maintaining property tax rates, prioritizing education funding, and continuing a Capital Improvement Plan.

The North Carolina House of Representatives approved the PAVE Act, advancing Charlotte's transportation development plans to accommodate growing population projections.

The Pearl Innovation District opens in Charlotte, boosting the life sciences sector with a $1.5 billion investment, creating jobs, and enhancing health and education.

East Charlotte residents are invited to a town hall meeting on June 26 about mobility and planning, led by Councilwoman Marjorie Molina and other city leaders.

Charlotte plans to donate unclaimed transit system electronics to help victims of domestic violence and human trafficking. A City Council meeting on June 23, 2025, will decide on the policy.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department officers engaged with local residents of the North Tryon Division during a community event to foster public safety and trust.

Mecklenburg County announces Juneteenth closures for numerous offices and services, while parks remain open. DSS hotlines stay operational for emergencies.

Thousands rallied in Uptown Charlotte for the "No Kings" march against ICE and Trump policies, leading to road closures. Two protesters were arrested post-event, with CMPD using OC spray in one instance.

The Concord City Council passed a $382 million budget for FY 2025-2026, holding property taxes steady and funding transportation, parks, and housing projects.