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A list of free things to do in Charlotte as leaders weigh stricter curfew for teens
Explore free and low-cost teen activities in Charlotte, from Teen Summer Jam to Botanical Garden nights, as leaders debate stricter curfews for youth.
NCHSAA names new commissioner to replace Que Tucker and run public school athletics
Brad Alford was named commissioner of the association. He will succeed Que Tucker
Bank questions man’s ID and foils large money laundering scheme, NC sheriff says
Ambitious money laundering scheme uncovered when staff at North Carolina bank reports customer used different ID the day before to open account, sheriff says.
Rooftops, waterfronts and dives: A foodie’s guide to a weekend in Charlotte
A local guide to Charlotte dining: coffee shops in NoDa, NC barbecue favorites, rooftop bars, budget meals, breweries and desserts across the Queen City.
ICE gets involved in fatal crash that killed 3 people in North Carolina, feds say
Deadly hit-and-run crash that killed three people in North Carolina has drawn the attention of ICE agents, who say the suspect is in the US illegally.
Two 16-year-olds accused of killing 38-year-old man during robbery, CMPD said
Two 16-year-olds have been charged with murder in the shooting of a 38-year-old man in Charlotte’s University City area, Charlotte-Mecklenburg police say.
‘We all suffer.’ New apartment tower floods this Charlotte neighborhood with cars
Cherry residents say construction on Midtown’s first high-rise has created unsafe on-street parking and blocked driveways. They blame developer Northwood Ravin.
Panthers rookie earns rave reviews as injuries pile up before training camp
Carolina Panthers GM Dan Morgan addressed notable injuries ahead of the team’s annual NFL training camp. He also had a Panthers roster update and injury report.
Work forges ahead on $22M Lake Norman traffic reliever road. Here’s the latest.
Work forges ahead on a $22.1 million road to provide a less congested drive between Cornelius and Huntersville near Lake Norman, Cornelius officials said.
Virginia Foxx compares voting to unlimited pasta at Olive Garden. Really?
Calling the SAVE America Act a voter ID bill is like calling Olive Garden fine dining. It gives people a false sense of what they’re actually getting. | Opinion