Mecklenburg County is soliciting resident input for its FY 2025-2026 budget through a survey and public engagements including a budget retreat and hearings.

Charlotte Fire underscores the importance of having functional smoke alarms on every home level following a fatal fire, offering free alarm installations to eligible residents.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg School Board voted unanimously to increase classified staff wages, impacting about 4,000 employees such as bus drivers and custodians.

UNC Pembroke's Dr. Scott Hicks discussed Zora Neale Hurston's work at Duke's Theology Underground series, focusing on spirituality and African American culture.

UNC Pembroke joins the Green Chemistry movement, integrating sustainable practices into its chemistry curriculum and focusing on environmental responsibility in education and research.

The Mid-County Mini-Transfer and Recycling Facility in Charlotte County returns to its regular operating hours starting February 5, from 8 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday.

Charlotte Fire Department completed rigorous winter training to enhance emergency response skills, focusing on real-life firefighting scenarios and teamwork.

Rowan County's first Civic Leadership Class concluded with acknowledgement from the Board of Commissioners and encouragement for graduates to apply for local boards.

Charlotte is building its first all-electric firehouse, Firehouse 30, to improve emergency services and promote sustainability, replacing an outdated facility near the airport.

The article describes the evolution of Charlotte, MI's governance since 1863, detailing its council-manager system and the city council's composition and election cycles.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools in North Carolina face challenges protecting undocumented students after DHS allows ICE arrests at schools, reversing prior protections.

Charlotte County warns of a phishing scam impersonating its Community Development Department, targeting individuals with fraudulent emails seeking personal information.

Snow in Charlotte has caused delays in trash collection, with Wednesday service suspended and rescheduled pickups throughout the week. The city asks residents to ensure clear access for crews and to stay informed via text or online.