At a Hendersonville rally, VP JD Vance joked about ‘illegal’ status after Victor Quebrado Perez, born and raised in North Carolina, shouted about Epstein files.

County staff and First & Early Capital seek a preliminary agreement for Brooklyn Village Phase I. Proposal outlines housing mix, office, retail, hotel and timeline.

A $3.5M Comporium sale to an Atrium-linked entity could bring a new medical site near downtown Rock Hill on a four-acre parcel bounded by Dave Lyle Boulevard.

U.S. News 2027 rankings list metro Charlotte’s top elementary & middle schools, led by Metrolina Regional Scholars Academy. Monroe and Waxhaw schools also on list.

With early voting running until Oct. 31, some of these locations for casting a ballot in Charlotte have been busy with more than 5,000 people as of Monday, Oct. 19.

Who does the Charlotte Observer and Raleigh News & Observer editorial board support: Michael Whatley or Roy Cooper?

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department released names of officers tied to racist messages; FBI investigating potential civil rights violations after resignations.

At a Greenville, North Carolina, rally, Trump urged voters to elect Republicans, and tied $5,000 payments and Camp Lejeune settlements to election outcomes.

Review: KATSEYE brought four members, 19 songs and a dazzling spectacle to Charlotte’s Spectrum Center. But the screaming fans may have stolen the show.

NASCAR Hall of Famer Fred Lorenzen has been diagnosed posthumously with Stage 3 CTE, the first known case in a driver. Comes weeks after Darrell Waltrip news.