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Emergency responders pronounced the 37-year-old woman dead after heavy storms downed power lines in southeastern…
E. Osborne Ayscue Jr., Charlotte trial lawyer and mentor, dies at 92
E. Osborne “Ozzie” Ayscue Jr., a prominent Charlotte trial lawyer, died at 92; he led legal organizations on the local, state and national levels
2 injured after big rig jackknifes on Interstate 85 in Charlotte, Medic says
Two people suffered non-life-threatening injuries after a crash on Interstate 85 in Charlotte on Saturday that involved a jackknifed 18-wheeler, Medic reported.
We held a Pride festival in our small, conservative NC town
When I first opened the business in 2023, I wanted to be sure we weren’t rocking any boats when it came to things that might be viewed as political.
These 5 restaurants announced Charlotte openings this week. Catch up quick
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.
‘Horrified’: NC tennis pro faced child sex allegations years before recent arrest
The former tennis professional arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office last week over child sex charges faced similar allegations decades before.
AA pilot declares emergency after lightning strikes London-to-Charlotte flight
A lightning strike prompted the pilot of a Charlotte-bound American Airlines flight to declare an emergency and return to its airport in London, England.
Major US 74 intersection in a Charlotte suburb is set for $1.3M NCDOT upgrade
NCDOT begins a $1.3M project to upgrade major Union County intersection in Monroe of US Hwy 74 and US 601 with new lanes, resurfacing; work runs through August.
Restaurant closes but is opening elsewhere, brunch spot opens, the Soul of Plaza Midwood
From Mac's Speed Shop closing in Matthews to Another Broken Egg's Concord debut, here's today's CharlotteFive roundup of Charlotte food news and ice cream picks.
NC senator ‘being kind’ with proposal forcing Charlotte to repay I-77 toll costs
Charlotte officials and residents dispute a plan to recoup $64M from communities that rescinded support for the controversial I-77 South toll lane project.
One of these people will be Charlotte’s next mayor. Many won’t even be considered
More than 100 people applied to be Charlotte interim mayor, including a state senator and former mayor. City Council will interview candidates next week.