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Carolina Panthers cornerback Mike Jackson is not worried about 2026 contract year because, unlike Tom…
Restaurant reinspections: One Mecklenburg spot keeps ‘B’ grade
One Mecklenburg County restaurant earned a B after a May reinspection citing food debris, grease and plumbing issues; El Tropico in Charlotte awaits recheck.
New 1,000-capacity concert venue coming to South End Charlotte. When & what to know
The Auxiliary, a 1,000-capacity concert venue in South End Charlotte, will open in late 2027, hosting 100+ events annually in The Anthem District.
Krispy Kreme is giving away doughnuts — again. How to get a free one & when
On National Donut Day, Krispy Kreme fans can get a free doughnut of choice at shops nationwide. No purchase is necessary, but some treats are excluded.
For a moment, UNC, Duke, State fans can all shake hands and agree — on the Canes
Carolina Hurricanes make a run for the Stanley Cup finals vs. Las Vegas Knights in Raleigh, which brings together fans, sports rivals from NC State, Duke, UNC.
Mailbag: How will Carolina Panthers use Jonathon Brooks to start 2026 season?
Carolina Panthers fans have questions about Jonathon Brooks, Trevor Etienne and the rest of the running back rotation entering the second week of OTAs.
‘No voice.’ Despite opposition, NC regulators OK 40% rate hike for Carolina Water
The NC Utilities Commission approved a $19.23 per 1,000 gallon uniform rate for Carolina Water, nearly 40% above current levels despite widespread public opposition.
Has Xavier Legette undergone a ‘complete transformation?’ Panthers think so
Carolina Panthers OC Brad Idzik praises WR Xavier Legette’s offseason transformation as former USC star vies for playing time, bigger role in 2026 NFL season.
Florida sues Open AI, Sam Altman: ‘They have chosen profit over public safety’
Florida Attorney General sues OpenAI and Sam Altman, alleging ChatGPT fosters emotional dependence, collects sensitive data and endangers children and public safety.
‘Hellacious’ car noise is affecting Charlotte businesses. How will officials act?
Charlotte City Council weighs noise cameras and legal changes as residents and businesses complain loud cars are hurting sleep, tourism and quality of life.
Buc-ee’s to break ground on its first NC travel center. Here’s when & where
The first Buc-ee’s in North Carolina will start construction in Mebane in June, featuring oversized amenities, EV chargers and popular snacks like Beaver Nuggets.