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Harding’s 201 seniors received free tailored suits, dresses or pantsuits for graduation after interim principal Ericia Turner raised $45,000 with community sponsors.

Republican leaders Phil Berger, Destin Hall meet in Raleigh to resolve differences on overdue North Carolina budget that funds teacher, state employee raises.

The Carolina Panthers’ fan base is curious about the future. The Charlotte Observer answers questions about Jimmy Horn Jr., position changes and more this week.

The Charlotte Regional Transportation board upheld ending support for the I-77 South toll project funding after a motion to reopen discussion failed.

After arriving in Raleigh, the Stanley Cup visited Teets, Vivace and Rudino’s as the Canes shared trophies with fans and dined at Brodeto with families.

UNC Health experts say summer COVID-19 rises are expected in North Carolina, with XFG (Stratus) and BA.3.2 (Cicada) under watch alongside wastewater signals.

MLB aims for two new teams by 2029. Read how Raleigh’s momentum, Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon and state support could shape a true expansion bid.

McDonald’s is reintroducing its original fried apple pie nationwide, including in North Carolina. The limited-time return celebrates America’s 250th birthday.

Charlotte-area post offices, banks, government offices will shut down for Juneteenth. North Carolina parks, supermarkets will be open. See grocery store hours.

After being placed on paid leave, Crystal Hill’s contract through June 2029 outlines severance increases, paid leave authority and retirement/resignation terms.