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Gaston County commissioners voted 4-3 to add $5 million to school funding, boosting teacher pay,…
‘Server disruptions’ hinder end-of-grade testing in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
Some Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools students could not finish end-of-grade tests Thursday due to platform and server disruptions; families will get updated schedules.
Fire ant spray, meat storage issues: Latest Charlotte restaurant inspections
El Tropico on N. Tryon St. and Red Lobster in Pineville scored 87 for sanitation May 22–28, with violations from flying pests to broken plumbing and incorrect food storage.
All-day brunch spot quietly closes in Dilworth after 15 years. Here’s why
Famous Toastery at 2400 Park Rd in Charlotte has permanently closed. The all-day breakfast chain didn’t renew its lease as it shifts its focus to other markets.
Accused shooter’s ‘folk hero’ narrative spread fast. Records show years of warning signs.
Gwendolyn White is accused of attempted first degree murder after she allegedly shot two attorneys outside the downtown Wake County courthouse in Raleigh, NC.
17-year-old accused of attempted murder at Charlotte Walmart, warrant says
17-year-old faces multiple felony charges in connection with May 21 shooting at Charlotte Walmart, a warrant says. Another teen was wounded, police say.
North Carolina student comes close to winning National Spelling Bee
Kushi Gottimukkala of Morrisville finished fourth at the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington D.C., narrowly missing the title after a strong run.
Report: NC sees big drop in teacher union membership and union strength
Fordham Institute finds North Carolina ranked 48th for teacher union strength, with membership down from 49% to 21% since 2012 amid protests in Raleigh.
A new Mooresville restaurant is on the way from the Kindreds
Joe and Katy Kindred, with Craig Deihl, are opening Deepwell on Main Street in Mooresville, a New Orleans–style steakhouse featuring W8 Ranch Wagyu and dry-aged steaks.
Report: NC sees big drop in teacher union membership and union strength
Fordham Institute finds North Carolina ranked 48th for teacher union strength, with membership down from 49% to 21% since 2012 amid protests in Raleigh.
WakeMed answers questions about Atrium merger but doesn’t plan to make changes
County commissioners delayed decision on Atrium Health plan for 90 days for public feedback, but transfer agreement and articles of incorporation won’t change.