May 2026
Mecklenburg County leaders weigh taking a stance on controversial data centers
Mecklenburg County commissioners hear presentation on data centers and consider taking a position on controversial projects as Charlotte considers moratorium.
Scoop: Charlotte lands new bread facility using 30-year-old sourdough starter
Boulangerie Copain opening in Charlotte with Bongard deck ovens, Lindley Mills flour and a 30-year-old sourdough starter for naturally fermented bread.
Kevin Harvick, Jeff Burton voted into NASCAR Hall of Fame. Meet the 2027 class
NASCAR Hall of Fame voted on Class of 2027 in Charlotte. Kevin Harvick, Jeff Burton, other legends made American motorsports group. Find voting results here.
10 mustangs are still running loose in Iredell County. Horse owner charged
Ten mustangs have been loose in Iredell County since May 11, spotted near I-40 and Highway 70; drivers urged to avoid approaching and call animal control.
New restaurant to replace former all-you-can-eat sushi spot near Charlotte
Suki Fusion, an Asian restaurant and bar, will replace The OG Asian Eatery in Pineville, NC. Expect fresh sushi, hibachi, ramen and private karaoke rooms.
Under fire over late-night encounter, Mooresville mayor hints that he may resign
Mooresville Mayor Chris Carney hinted at Monday night’s Town Board meeting that he may resign well before his current two-year term ends in November 2027.
Most affordable store-brand groceries in NC: Here’s where to shop, report says
Compare store-brand vs name-brand at Walmart, Kroger and Target to save on milk, cereal, chips and frozen foods — Charlotte shoppers also see Lidl and Walmart price differences.
This Charlotte divorce lawyer decided to start hosting matchmaking events
After decades helping clients through divorce, Charlotte attorney Nicole Sodoma launched singles mixers focused on connection, community and second chances.
Lancaster County would add another 1,500 homes in latest subdivision proposal
Contender America's Catawba Ridge phase expands Edgewater with homes, open space and commercial tracts, affecting schools and traffic in Lancaster County.
Cabarrus faces second county manager severance lawsuit in less than a year
Former Cabarrus County manager Sean Newton sues for nearly $290,000 in severance, alleging his 2025 firing was politically motivated and not for cause.