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North Carolina flags to fly at half-staff Monday, May 25, to honor military personnel who died in the line of duty.

Chop Chop Red Pot opens inside The Market at 7th Street in Charlotte, serving Southern comfort dishes inspired by chef Erick Crawford’s family traditions.

Charlotte City Council member Malcolm Graham reacts to the regional transportation’s board vote to end support for the I-77 project on Wednesday night.

Despite an ongoing $800M renovation, Charlotte’s Bank of America Stadium lacks a dome and is 30 years old, making a Super Bowl in Charlotte unlikely for years.

The Charlotte 49ers landed their first high school recruit with Fort Mill guard Lance Barnes, a 3-star Legacy Early College standout who averaged 21.2 points.

A deaf dog missing for two weeks is found when police officer responds to flooded ditch behind Greenville business, North Carolina police say. Dog rescued.

Kyle Busch died in a way that forever links him to Dale Earnhardt Sr. The NASCAR giants were always compared for their Daytona 500, and now for so much more.

Former UCLA 4-star QB Parker McQuarrie is headed to Johnson C. Smith in Charlotte. After limited action in six years, he’ll battle for QB1 on the football team.

The NASCAR community is mourning the sudden death of Kyle Busch after a severe illness on Thursday. The two-time Cup Champion driver was 41 years old.

Charlotte Observer staff photographer Jeff Siner photographed legendary NASCAR drive Kyle Busch’s career, spanning decades on and off the track and everything in between.