Charlotte making plans to extend curfew amid ‘teen takeover’ concerns
The Charlotte City Council will consider extending the hours of a citywide curfew and raising the age limit to include anybody under 18 years old.
Concord Mills mall is adding three sports apparel retailers, all this summer
Concord Mills adds Request Boutique, JD Sports and Rally House this summer while mall owner Simon pursues legal action against several tenants over unpaid rent.
Is it lettuce? What we know about cyclosporiasis outbreak, food safety in NC
With at least 1,645 confirmed U.S. cyclospora cases and investigations in states like Michigan and North Carolina, CDC urges strict produce washing and testing.
City’s oldest standing house struck by vandals in east Charlotte. Repairs underway
An unknown person broke into the county’s oldest home at some point over the weekend, leaving items out of place and cigarettes smashed in the ground.
Man arranges to meet 14-year-old, crawls through window at 3 am, NC sheriff says
Man arranges to meet 14-year-old girl on app, then crawls through her window at 3 am, North Carolina sheriff says. Family catches him in the act, officials say.
Cause of cyclospora cases eludes CDC as officials urge food safety practices
With at least 1,645 confirmed U.S. cyclospora cases and investigations in states like Michigan and North Carolina, CDC urges strict produce washing and testing.
DA drops charges in ‘drug turf’ shooting that hit Charlotte school bus, cites self defense
Charges were dropped in the drug turf shootout that sent bullets into an east Charlotte church and a Charlotte-Mecklenburg school bus carrying children.
York County just OK’d data center moratorium. Its impact depends on what comes next
York County approved a nine-month moratorium on new data centers to revise zoning, study environmental and infrastructure impacts, and gather community input.
Dallas Woodhouse resigns from NC auditor’s office after early voting controversies
Dallas Woodhouse resigned from his State Auditor's Office role in North Carolina after controversies over his influence on early voting plans and a reassignment.
NC just ended most parking requirements for developers. Here’s what it could mean.
North Carolina's HB 162 removes most local parking minimums starting 2027, cutting development costs, easing flooding risks and freeing land for more housing.