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Holden Beach was named the No. 1 beach in North Carolina. Relaxed, family-friendly vacation spot is a fan-favorite. Popular coastal towns won USA Today awards.

An amendment in the NC Carolina General Assembly would require local governments to pay back NCDOT if they stop road projects after work already started.

The founder of Rock Hill, South Carolina’s pride fest expects 15,000 to attend the 2026 events. Here’s the schedule.

A judge in Washington rescheduled an extradition hearing for the suspect in the 2008 killings of two people at the old Sun Drop Bottling Co. plant in Concord.

Authorities say Dalton Ray Mullis taped antisemitic flyers at the Charlotte Jewish Day School and other Providence Road sites; he faces federal hate crime charges.

Temperatures in Raleigh, the Triangle hit over 100 degrees with heat index up to 109. Learn heat stroke signs, when to call 911, and why ice water immersion can save lives.

A federal judge in North Carolina ruled that outside groups cannot file friend-of-the-court briefs in the criminal case accusing former FBI Director James Comey of threatening President Donald Trump through a social media post.

An On The Border restaurant in Concord, NC will serve its final meals June 12 as the Dallas Tex-Mex chain shutters company-owned restaurants nationwide.

HeroesCon in Charlotte is one of three conventions where CGC offers on-site comic grading, protecting collectibles and speeding up returns for buyers and sellers.

Catch up on five new and upcoming Charlotte restaurants, from Zamindar’s fine dining in South End to Big Papa’s empanadas and a new Concord brunch spot.