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UNC Health experts say summer COVID-19 rises are expected in North Carolina, with XFG (Stratus)…
An Italian restaurant is closing in Dilworth. Here’s what will take its place.
Ardente Kitchen from Mano Bella owners brings Roman-inspired dishes, local farm produce, a market of Italian staples, and dine-in service to Dilworth this summer.
Virginia Foxx says she’s immune from student’s lawsuit over antisemitism probe
Rep. Virginia Foxx of North Carolina asks judge to dismiss Khymani James’s suit after Columbia suspended the student amid pro-Palestinian protests and an antisemitism probe.
FBI, Charlotte-Mecklenburg police make drug arrests outside north Charlotte hotel
The Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department and FBI officers made drug arrests on Wednesday on Reagan Drive in north Charlotte, using militarized vehicles.
Sun Drop murder suspect arrested 14 times out west after NC killings, police say
The suspect in the killings of two people at the old Sun Drop Bottling Co. plant in Concord was arrested at least 14 times since the slayings, police said.
Myers Park High football coach Chris James is leaving. What we know
Myers Park high football coach in Charlotte NC Chris James is leaving for a job at private Charlotte Christian
After going viral, one NC Republican backtracks on ‘deadly force’ abortion bill | Opinion
The bill was never likely to pass, but it still went viral on social media. | Opinion
Suburban Charlotte county eyes data center moratorium that would last for 9 months
A proposed nine-month York County data center moratorium would give officials time to assess data center rules after local concerns over QTS Lake Wylie project.
CMS approves affordable teacher housing on 7 acres near Garinger HS
CMS set aside seven acres near Garinger High in east Charlotte for up to 138 income-eligible teacher apartments as part of its At Home in CMS initiative.
Suburban Charlotte county eyes data center moratorium that would last for 9 months
A proposed nine-month York County data center moratorium would give officials time to assess data center rules after local concerns over QTS Lake Wylie project.
Historic Savona Mill to become culinary destination with food hall in west Charlotte
Savona Food Works will open in 2027 at 500 S. Turner Ave. in Charlotte’s FreeMoreWest, adding a food hall with 25 stalls, rooftop bar and local vendors.