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.

The North Carolina Senate passes HB 948, the P.A.V.E. Act, to enhance Mecklenburg County transportation, receiving bipartisan support and local business and government approval.

Kannapolis City Council approved a $126 million budget with no property tax increase, focusing on core services and fiscal responsibility amidst national economic concerns.

Union County Fire Department lauded Firefighter Randy Nolan for completing a 40-hour Swiftwater Technician Course, equipping him for moving water rescues.

Mecklenburg County's HOMES program offers economic grants to homeowners, with applications opening July 1 and providing up to $650, plus additional support in Davidson.

North Carolina's DHHS seeks public input on LIHEAP block grant fund use for 2025-2026 through an online plan review and a webinar for community discussion.

Recruit Class 25 at the Monroe Fire Department is completing Week 13 of academy training, covering Safety and Survival, Aircraft Rescue, and the Blue Card command system. They received expert insights from MedCenter Air.

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.