Former President Trump and Senator JD Vance will discuss national security at an event in Asheboro, NC, at the North Carolina Aviation Museum & Hall of Fame.

The Charlotte County Affordable Housing Advisory Committee will meet to address local housing issues and discuss incentive strategies for affordable housing development.

The Charlotte County Commission has scheduled a special meeting on Aug. 19, 2024, at 1 p.m. to discuss capital projects, a septic-to-sewer project, and an economic development resignation.

A Ukrainian has been extradited to the U.S. to face charges for his role in a multiyear international carding fraud, causing over $1.8 million in losses.

Iredell County absentee voters can receive ballots starting September 6, 2024, for the general election. BallotTrax will allow tracking of mail-in votes.

The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office is testing new outer carrier protective vests for deputies, sparking mixed reactions on safety and public perception.

Huntersville Fire Department is auctioning two of its fire trucks on GovDeals.com as they replace older vehicles in their fleet for public safety and fleet management.

Princeville, a historic town founded by freed slaves, plans its flood recovery with a community meeting and looks to funding for infrastructure relocation.

JD Vance will campaign in Raleigh and Oakboro, North Carolina, as Donald Trump's running mate, while Kamala Harris postpones a Raleigh visit due to Tropical Storm Debby.

Two middle schoolers from Mecklenburg County, Justice Fields and Qui’Arie Randall, became national ambassadors at the Do the Write Thing summit in Washington, D.C., for their essays on youth violence.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services approved a North Carolina proposal incentivizing hospitals to eliminate patients' medical debt, potentially aiding 2 million citizens.

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper stepped back from being considered as Vice President Kamala Harris' potential running mate, due to concerns about the Republican lieutenant governor taking over his state role.

North Carolina's State Crime Lab achieved a record 1,466 CODIS DNA hits last year, aiding investigations and reflecting advancements in forensic science for justice.