Judge won’t halt Atrium’s cheaper copays for State Health Plan members, for now
A judge denied a temporary halt to Atrium Health’s 2027 copay program for State Health Plan members while litigation continues, leaving premiums and plan solvency uncertain.
State Health Plan moves some Atrium sites out of network after court setback
After a court denial, the State Health Plan moved many Atrium hospitals in North Carolina to out-of-network, citing cost savings while some rural access sites remain exempt.
Hoppin’ to close South End taphouse, ending 9-year run. Here’s what we know
Hoppin’ in South End Charlotte is closing after nearly a decade. Owners shared the news on Instagram, though a final day and reasons remain unconfirmed.
State Health Plan moves some Atrium sites out of network after court setback
After a court denial, the State Health Plan moved many Atrium hospitals in North Carolina to out-of-network, citing cost savings while some rural access sites remain exempt.
CMPD analyst pleads guilty to manipulating DNA testing inside lab
State investigators found DNA test tampering at CMPD’s Charlotte lab; Shea pleaded guilty to obstruction, prompting retests.
Democratic NC challenger looks to bring military experience to Congress
Democrat Richard Ojeda outlines veterans background and plans to cut health care, drug and energy costs, fight big money in politics, and protect due process.
Judge: Sun Drop murders suspect may not be fit for trial, orders an evaluation
The suspect in the killings of two people at the old Sun Drop Bottling Co. plant in Concord in 2008 must undergo a psychiatric evaluation, a judge ruled.
Charlotte airport workers union goes on strike Wednesday, citing workplace safety
Workers contracted with facility management company ABM will go on strike Wednesday, disrupting some services at Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
Giant iron ‘Death Star’ found by demolition crew in North Carolina. What is it?
Demolition crew tearing down paper mill in Canton, North Carolina, discovers giant metal ball behind concrete wall. It’s being called “The Death Star.”
Challengers to Republican congressional incumbent on oversight, Iran war
Candidate questionnaires reveal positions on term limits, insider trading, election integrity and economic concerns in the U.S. House District 5 race for 2026.