September 2026
Grand jury indicts man who filmed himself assaulting woman in Dilworth
A grand jury indicted Di-Quan Shafar Hunt in Dilworth after he filmed himself punching a woman; victim suffered a concussion and brain bleed and Hunt was denied bond.
Historic Charlotte building demolished in a day, clears path for data center
100-year-old Court Arcade in uptown Charlotte NC on Trade Street was demolished as Digital Realty moves ahead with plans for larger data center on the site.
New Nepali restaurant fills former Curry Gate in East Charlotte. What to expect
The former Curry Gate in East Charlotte is now 12 Masala, serving authentic Nepali comfort foods like momo and thukpa soup in a 100% Nepali-owned restaurant.
Social media star Jen Hamilton wants to help change North Carolina’s divorce laws
How long must you be separated in North Carolina before getting a divorce? Divorce laws explained, plus how Jen Hamilton and others want to change them.
The internet didn’t respond well to Thom Tillis criticizing Pete Hegseth | Opinion
The internet was quick to remind Tillis that he is responsible for Hegseth’s confirmation. | Opinion
The internet didn’t respond well to Thom Tillis criticizing Pete Hegseth | Opinion
The internet was quick to remind Tillis that he is responsible for Hegseth’s confirmation. | Opinion
3 cases of West Nile Virus reported in Mecklenburg County
Three West Nile infections reported in Mecklenburg County with positive mosquito pools. Follow prevention tips: drain water, wear repellent and repair screens.
How Hough’s DeShawn Baker built a football family — and a Charlotte dynasty
Hough coach DeShawn Baker’s family-first culture has produced a 39-4 record, 16 straight wins and the Huskies’ first state title. Now Hough aims to repeat.
Fall color guide: The best times to see the leaves change in North Carolina
When fall foliage will change for autumn 2026 in North Carolina, including a list of western North Carolina areas for peak leaf changing season.
Lawyer disciplined by NC State Bar for sending photo of his genitals to opposition
A Huntersville lawyer was disciplined by the N.C. State Bar for sending a photo of his genitals to a woman who was the opposing party in a custody case.