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“Significant flooding” traps drivers, prompts alert by NC sheriff
“Significant flooding” on roads trapped cars and prompted an alert by the Union County Sheriff’s Office on Saturday.
In uptown Charlotte, $250M revamp of old Duke Energy headquarters hits a milestone
Charlotte demolition ended for $250M Brooklyn & Church project at 526 S. Church St., changing former Duke Energy headquarters into 460 apartment lofts, retail.
“Significant flooding” traps drivers, prompts alert by NC sheriff
“Significant flooding” on roads trapped cars and prompted an alert by the Union County Sheriff’s Office on Saturday.
NC police officer filmed beating woman has been fired, police chief says
A Shelby police officer has been fired after he was filmed repeatedly punching a woman while trying to arrest her, Police Chief Brad Fraser said Saturday.
3 Charlotte restaurants announced openings this week. Here’s when & what to know
Catch the latest Charlotte restaurant openings, including authentic Latin American dishes at Sonrisa, Vietnamese noodle bowls at Pho Steele Creek and more.
Spencer Pratt Responds to Hannah Einbinder After Comedian Slams His Campaign
Reality TV star-turned-hopeful politician Spencer Pratt is responding to Hacks star Hannah Einbinder after the comedian slammed his surging mayoral campaign.
NBA player puts Lake Norman mansion on the market. See his $6 million estate.
Ex-Charlotte Hornets star Nicolas Batum is selling his Lake Norman mansion for $6 million, the listing agent with Premier Sotheby’s International Realty said.
NBA player puts Lake Norman mansion on the market. See his $6 million estate.
Ex-Charlotte Hornets star Nicolas Batum is selling his Lake Norman mansion for $6 million, the listing agent with Premier Sotheby’s International Realty said.
Charlotte restaurant, hookah bar finds new home months after abrupt closure
Red at 28th bar and lounge has relocated to North Charlotte after closing in Dilworth earlier this year. Expect elevated food, premium hookah and lounge vibes.
‘This is our history’: First NC privately-funded Black hospital honored in Charlotte
Good Samaritan Hospital was the first privately-funded hospital in NC that served Black patients. It closed in 1996 to make room for Bank of America Stadium.