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Looking for summer dining deals? Queen’s Feast Charlotte restaurant week is back
Queen’s Feast: Charlotte Restaurant Week runs July 24–Aug. 2 with 3-course prix fixe meals from $30 at 120+ restaurants across Charlotte and nearby towns.
MLS reveals All-Star Game jersey for 30th anniversary game in Charlotte
The 2026 MLS All-Star jersey debuts for the 30th game in Charlotte. Match at Bank of America Stadium on July 29 will pit MLS All-Stars vs. Liga MX stars.
Electric blue waves at NC beaches? Best spots to see bioluminescence
Discover when bioluminescent phytoplankton glow in North Carolina waters, safety tips for night viewing and how wind and darkness affect sightings.
More than 550 acres near Charlotte now belong to a New York conservation group
Open Space Institute bought 560 acres in York County South Carolina near Charlotte in June. The county saw other million-dollar property sales across Rock Hill.
Charity president used $400,000 in donations for online gambling, NC sheriff says
Head of North Carolina charity pleaded guilty to using more than $400,000 in donations for online gambling bets, Lincoln County sheriff says. Man gets prison.
Fruit recalled at NC Publix grocery stores after stomach illness reports
Frozen GreenWise IQF blueberries from San Carlos, Chile sold at Publix are recalled for E. coli risk; check lot 60401 and best-by Feb 9, 2028. Avoid consumption.
Tree crashes into Huntersville home, traps someone underneath, rescuers say
A tree crashed onto a home in Huntersville, leaving someone seriously injured and trapped, Huntersville Fire Department officials say.
Three Charlotte homes hit by lightning in one hour, fire department says
Volatile storm that crossed Charlotte in middle of the night left 3 homes in flames. Each was hit by lightning, Charlotte Fire Department says.
NC budget requiring Charlotte to repay I-77 tolls costs becomes law. What’s next?
Gov. Josh Stein signed state budget into law despite opposition to I 77 toll lanes provision. Charlotte, Mecklenburg County would owe NCDOT millions under law.
NC prison staff will get raises, but still among nation’s lowest-paid, agency says
North Carolina’s new budget adds raises for correctional and probation officers, but officials say more funding is needed to recruit and retain staff.