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The brother of legendary NASCAR driver Jimmie Johnson has been sued for fraud, breach of contract and “unjust enrichment” over a never-refurbished classic car.

Handel's in Steele Creek earned the top ice cream honor from National Geographic. Plus Kura Sushi opens in Ballantyne and four NC resorts rank among the best.

Mecklenburg reports 19 cyclosporiasis cases and Cabarrus one; Wake and Orange counties also rising as CDC and FDA investigate possible produce sources.

After a tough stint at North Carolina, Gio Lopez is settling into Wake Forest's offense in Winston-Salem, embracing a chance to showcase his running skills.

Bill Belichick enters Year 2 as UNC head coach promising a stronger, faster team after a 4-8 debut in 2025. UNC opens in Ireland against TCU on Aug. 29.

NCDHHS alerts residents after 307 cyclospora cases and 13 hospitalizations in NC; rinse produce but testing and treatment may be needed for persistent symptoms.

A Marvin Ridge parent’s viral post after her son’s American flag parking spot was denied sparked debate; Union County Public Schools later approved the original design.

Historic Black nightlife site Excelsior Club on Beatties Ford Road demolished to clear path for $8.3 million redevelopment.

The brother of legendary NASCAR driver Jimmie Johnson has been sued for fraud, breach of contract and “unjust enrichment” over a never-refurbished classic car.

Dustin Swinehart sues Tepper Sports for wrongful termination and gender bias and alleges unfair treatment of men and women in Charlotte FC.