An EF1 tornado with 90 mph winds hit Unionville, causing moderate damage and power outages, but no injuries. The event occurred during Severe Weather Preparedness Week, and officials stress the importance of a weather plan.

Union County has completed a property reappraisal, potentially increasing property taxes due to a rise in market conditions since the last appraisal in 2021.

Iredell County requires a permit for panhandling, with applicants needing to apply, pay a $30 fee, and present ID to obtain a six-month permit from the Sheriff's Office.

DAR chapters dedicate a new historical marker in North Carolina to honor the South Fork Boys from the Lincoln County Regiment for their role in the Battle of Kings Mountain during the American Revolution.

Cabarrus County Child Support Services is moving to the Government Center at 65 Church St. S., Concord, on March 10, 2025, to improve efficiency and convenience.

Mecklenburg County residents can apply for one-time heating cost assistance through LIEAP until March 31. Eligibility requirements apply, and over 5,000 have been approved since Dec 1.

Kannapolis invites nonprofits to apply for grant funding for the 2025-2026 fiscal year to aid low- and moderate-income residents, with a March 31, 2025, deadline.

The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office attended the CIAA Career Expo to recruit diverse talent, reflecting a wider trend in law enforcement to engage with the community and diversify their workforce.

Hickory Police’s March P.A.C.T. focuses on traffic safety on Falling Creek Road NE and 8th Avenue NE, targeting distracted driving, speeding, and close following to protect all road users.

Gilberto Meza-Corral, Concord firefighter, won the Kim Wittig Award for fire safety education, recognized for his work, including aiding the hearing-impaired.

Charlotte County is seeking a volunteer for its Barrier Island Fire Advisory Board, with applications accepted via various contact methods. The term ends October 31, 2025.

Charlotte County announces summer camp registration starting March 3, 2025, featuring traditional and specialty programs for varied interests and age groups.

Charlotte County announces a series of government meetings for early March, covering a range of local issues such as waterways, code enforcement, parks, and budget planning.