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A woman wrongly arrested lost her job and apartment. SC civil jury orders payday.
A Chester County, South Carolina, jury gave the Rock Hill woman $250,000 after her lawyer argued deputies arrested the wrong person.
Popular Charlotte restaurant closes, plus Fourth of July plans and uptown rooftops
LulaBelle's takes a brief pause in Northlake, plus Fourth of July guides for Charlotte, uptown rooftop bars, free food giveaways and more.
Charlotte retail center near Northlake Mall sells for $36.6 million to NY firm
North Charlotte shopping center with Best Buy and Michaels, Perimeter Woods., sold to NY investment company DLC Management. Site is across from Northlake Mall.
CMS investigation into Crystal Hill will cost at least $275 an hour, contract shows
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools hired Brooks Pierce at a discounted $275 hourly rate to probe Superintendent Crystal Hill; PR consultants may bill up to $450 an hour.
Used the Duke MyChart app? You could be owed part of $3.74 million settlement
Durham-based Duke Health settled for $3.74 million over alleged pixel tracking that exposed patient data. Those affected can file a claim by Aug. 16, 2026.
Used the Duke MyChart app? You could be owed part of $3.74 million settlement
Durham-based Duke Health settled for $3.74 million over alleged pixel tracking that exposed patient data. Those affected can file a claim by Aug. 16, 2026.
A stinging ant has invaded NC, and its bite can be deadly. How to ID it
Asian needle ants form supercolonies across North Carolina. Understand sting risks, identification features and practical yard steps to prevent infestations and allergic reactions.
Deputies ‘arrested the wrong person,’ so SC jury verdict gives woman big money
A Chester County, South Carolina, jury gave the Rock Hill woman $250,000 after her lawyer argued deputies arrested the wrong person.
Popular Charlotte restaurant closes, plus Fourth of July plans and uptown rooftops
LulaBelle's takes a brief pause in Northlake, plus Fourth of July guides for Charlotte, uptown rooftop bars, free food giveaways and more.
Charlotte, here’s how you can help Venezuela’s earthquake survivors
Charlotte and North Carolina groups and businesses are collecting donations for earthquake survivors in Venezuela. Hundreds have died in the earthquakes.