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Michael Hess of Davidson, NC, who founded Nepal Orphans Home and Papa’s House, was indicted by a grand jury in NC on allegations he had sex with a minor in Nepal.

Coyotes thrive in Charlotte and statewide. Why they rarely attack people, and easy prevention measures to keep pets safe and deter coyotes from your yard.

Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper and team legend Steve Smith Sr. were among the honorees of the Order of The Long Leaf Pine on Wednesday in Charlotte.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Crystal Hill worked in the role for three years. Test scores, safety, and other issues at CMS defined her time.

Tropical Storm Arthur is expected to weaken as it moves northeast; remnants could clip North Carolina, bringing isolated storms, gusty winds and rain.

Driver accused of firing shots at another man on Interstate 40 dragged the arresting deputy along with a vehicle, North Carolina sheriff says. Suspect captured.

Pour yourself a coffee. We’re going inside the homes Charlotte’s biggest names, NFL stars, NBA players and a few mystery buyers have been buying and selling.

Joshua Burleson, a Rocky Mount emergency nurse, was charged with numerous child sex offenses in Wake County and arrested in Webster, Texas, along with another suspect.

McDonald’s is reintroducing its original fried apple pie nationwide, including in North Carolina. The limited-time return celebrates America’s 250th birthday.

Atrium Health Levine Children’s Hospital opened a reimagined outdoor patio in Charlotte to support pediatric healing, play and connection during treatment.