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“Teen takeovers” have prompted community organizations and teenagers to advocate for safe third spaces. They…
Sweet-toothed black bear Yonnie dies in NC mountains. She loved strawberry jelly.
Yonnie, the sweet-toothed, rambunctious black bear who loved strawberry jelly, was euthanized because of age-related ailments in NC mountains, her keepers said.
Fourth of July uptown: 10 Charlotte rooftop bars and restaurants to know
From hotel pools to 22-story skyline views, here are nine uptown Charlotte rooftop bars and restaurants to add to your Fourth of July list.
Fourth of July in Charlotte: Where to celebrate, regional events, parades
Plan your Fourth of July with event times for Troutman, Matthews, Kannapolis, Birkdale Village and more in the Charlotte area for family-friendly celebrations.
Charlotte’s construction job growth is surging. Why one group says it’s at risk
Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia added over 6,000 construction jobs in a year, but AGC warns growth could stall without a new federal highway and transit bill.
Mooresville torpedoes plans for 550 Lake Norman homes on congested highway
The Mooresville Planning Board unanimously rejected plans by three major developers 550 homes along one of the Charlotte region’s worst congested highways.
Cowboys Cheerleader Reece Weaver Details Future ‘Dreams’ After Retirement
America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders star Reece Weaver has officially hung up her boots and poms – and she's eagerly anticipating her next chapter.
Charlotte rapper DaBaby to open chicken and waffles restaurant. The sign is up.
Charlotte rapper DaBaby is launching No Knife Chicken & Waffles at 700 Atando Ave., a franchised chicken-and-waffles spot opening soon.
Charlotte rapper DaBaby to open chicken and waffles restaurant. The sign is up.
Charlotte rapper DaBaby is launching No Knife Chicken & Waffles at 700 Atando Ave., a franchised chicken-and-waffles spot opening soon.
Mooresville torpedoes plans for 550 Lake Norman homes on congested highway
The Mooresville Planning Board unanimously rejected plans by three major developers 550 homes along one of the Charlotte region’s worst congested highways.