Statesville Police Department welcomed three new officers at a ceremony officiated by the Mayor and Police Chief.

Union County's Public Communications Department has won seven awards for outstanding outreach and engagement from state, national, and international organizations.

Statesville Police host a community event, "Ice Cream with a Cop," on July 17, providing free treats to kids and fostering positive police relationships.

Randolph Middle School principal Jennifer Schroeder resigned after a suspension with undisclosed reasons; interim principal Michael Turner is appointed.

North Carolina's Governor Josh Stein signed the P.A.V.E. Act, enabling a November referendum on increasing sales tax for Mecklenburg County's transportation projects.

Officer Bryan Rogers of Monroe Police Department was named Employee of the Month for defusing a situation with an autistic child through empathy and patience.

Hickory's Neighborhood College program offers residents an in-depth look into city operations, beginning this fall with hands-on experiences and tours.

Charlotte Fire's Engine 15 crew received The Order of the Long Leaf Pine for their bravery during a violent incident on April 29, 2024, where they aided law enforcement, resulting in four officers' deaths.

Mike Bryant became Mecklenburg's County Manager, known for his extensive public service, committed to collaboration, and focused on health equity, education, and economic development.

Lancaster County Sheriff's Office SC features Sgt. Kerry Aldridge in "Behind the Badge," outlining his motivations and journey in law enforcement, including his choice to work at Lancaster County and his personal interests beyond policing.

Union County Government offices, libraries, Waste and Recycling Centers, and the Public Health Dental Clinic will close on July 4th; Cane Creek Park remains open.

The Gastonia Police Department celebrated the graduation of Officers Stokes and Bowman from BLET, ready to serve the community.

The Town of Indian Trail will hold its annual July 4 Parade featuring floats, local groups, and Grand Marshal Gayle Ford, with parking available at nearby parks.