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A woman was struck by a CATS light rail train on Tremont Avenue and Camden Road in South End; treated for minor injuries and taken to a local hospital.

A U.S. appeals court overturned a North Carolina man’s 30-year gun sentence, clarifying when anonymous tips and police blocking a suspect can justify a seizure

A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for Northwestern Mecklenburg County, as well as southeastern Catawba, eastern Lincoln and southwestern Iredell counties, the National Weather Service says.

A New Yorker blind-tastes Charlotte chicken tenders, Maman rolls out World Cup croissants and Crazy Mason serves up Insta-worthy milkshakes.

In a state where 15% of people experience food insecurity, about 11% of residents receive SNAP benefits. County and nonprofit food assistance programs are stepping up.

A memorial for Kyle Busch is set for Charlotte. Here’s when, where, what time people can mourn the NASCAR legend who died suddenly. TV, streaming info?

A court feud pits N.C. Rep. Tricia Cotham and John Cotham against John’s mistress over millions in assets, luxury cars and claims of undue influence and fraud.

Two North Carolina men are facing felony charges in connection with a prank that used detergent to make a city public fountain blow bubbles, sheriff says.

Taste oversized, take-home mason-jar milkshakes and wild desserts at The Crazy Mason in Concord — creative sundaes, cookie shakes and picture-perfect decor.

Many states offer jury duty exemptions based on age. Learn who can be excused, how to request exemption and what jurors are paid per day.