Charlotte County Tax Collector's office announces holiday closures on their website, including Dec. 24-25 and Dec. 31-Jan. 1.

Governor Roy Cooper of North Carolina delivered his farewell address, reflecting on his tenure and accomplishments such as handling the COVID-19 crisis and advancing environmental and educational policies.

Rock Hill invites applications for its ATAX Grant Fund to promote tourism and increase overnight stays. Non-profits and government entities can apply for project funding. The application deadline is March 7, 2025.

Charlotte Fire Department's recruits are undergoing intensive "Firefighter Survival Week" training to prepare for emergencies, reflecting the department’s commitment to safety and preparedness.

Charlotte County announces holiday closures for government offices, public utilities, libraries, parks, and transit services, with emergency services remaining operational.

The Mecklenburg County Board of Supervisors celebrated local 4-H members and their leadership achievements, as well as successes at the Virginia 4-H Championship Horse Show.

City Clerk Bridgette Bell is retiring after 37 years of service with the City of Kannapolis, having worked with multiple city officials and contributed significantly to the city's governance.

Rowan County appoints William "Andy" Downs as Director of Audit and Fleet Management, recognizing his extensive background in financial crimes investigation, public safety, and community service.

Nick Aceves is appointed as Rowan County's Director of the Parks and Recreation Department, replacing the retiring Don Bringle. Aceves brings a 20-year tenure and experience from Salisbury's department.

South Carolina's Governor McMaster proposes a $2 million study to address traffic issues at Exit 90 on I-77 near Carowinds, requiring legislative approval.

Firefighters dressed as Santa and other characters rappelled down Levine Children's Hospital in Charlotte, spreading cheer to young patients as part of a yearly tradition.

A boil water notice is in effect for the Burnt Store area due to repairs at a water treatment plant, with guidance to use boiled or bottled water until further notice.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police have introduced a "Heartbeat" initiative, using steady blue lights on cruisers to increase visibility and deter crime without additional costs.