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Japanese-owned factory near Charlotte is closing, laying off over 280 workers
Nippon Electric Glass of Japan will close Shelby facility near Charlotte, laying off 282 workers, restructuring U.S. glass fiber operations in North Carolina.
Site of notorious fort tied to Trail of Tears being given to Cherokee, NC town says
Site of Army fort that served as a starting point for notorious Trail of Tears in North Carolina being transferred to Eastern Band of Cherokee, town says.
Charlotte transportation committee rejects rail stop despite community push
Charlotte’s MPTA committee voted against adding a West Craighead station to the Red Line, citing funding risks and federal grant concerns for the project.
Charlotte arts group leader says goodbye after 30 years, headed to a new job
Charlotte Ballet executive director Doug Singleton will step down after 30 years to join The Washington Ballet. Charlotte board appoints Kim Lanphear interim.
These are the 10 hottest restaurants in Asheville right now to try
Discover 10 hot restaurants in Asheville, NC—from Southern comfort at Biscuit Head to Spanish tapas at Cúrate and innovative newcomers like Ukiah and Good Hot Fish.
How the Hornets’ NBA summer league run could benefit the team’s long-term growth
As the Hornets ready for NBA summer league, coach Blaine Mueller stresses how building winning habits will carry players through offseason into training camp.
Eager eyes will turn to Charlotte after the World Cup for MLS All-Star Game
Charlotte will host the MLS All-Star Game at Bank of America Stadium on July 29, showcasing global stars and the city's soccer surge after the World Cup.
5-year-old found fatally stabbed in Pineville home, police say. Suspect arrested
Early-morning 911 call to apartment reveals 5-year-old had been stabbed multiple times, according to North Carolina police. Suspect arrested.
Atrium Health settles class-action lawsuit in Charlotte alleging it shared patient data
The Charlotte NC health system allegedly allowed Facebook and Google access to patient information through Meta Pixel.
Looking for summer dining deals? Queen’s Feast Charlotte restaurant week is back
Queen’s Feast: Charlotte Restaurant Week runs July 24–Aug. 2 with 3-course prix fixe meals from $30 at 120+ restaurants across Charlotte and nearby towns.