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Provia will invest $120 million in Mocksville, Davie County, outside Charlotte, creating 400 jobs by 2027 with state and local incentives, workforce training.

From Flock cameras to a task force trying to save uptown, see what Charlotte talked about last week.

Hickory Tavern shuttered four restaurants, including three in the Charlotte area, plus Real Housewives rumors and the CharlotteFive best bakery vote.

Six Flags will move its corporate headquarters from Charlotte NC to Arlington, Texas, centralizing leadership next year, the amusement park company said.

Hickory Tavern abruptly closed three metro Charlotte spots and a Columbia, SC, restaurant as Artistry Restaurants reallocates resources for long-term brand success.

The refreshed YAMA SouthPark from restaurateur Birdie Yang debuts soon in Charlotte with dinner service only. New menu details are pending; walk-ins encouraged.

Appeals court reduced former Wells Fargo Charlotte bank supervisor's $22M award to $18M, upholding retaliation claim but overturning key discrimination claims.

NC Senate race between Roy Cooper and Michael Whatley could impact other 2026 elections in and around Charlotte, including US House and state legislature races.

A year after Iryna Zarutska was killed on Charlotte's Blue Line, a look back at the Ukrainian refugee's life, her family's grief and the year that followed.

Bradford Prep in Charlotte moved on from coach Adam Webber before its first varsity football game, a 32-22 loss. Jeremy Chandler will serve as interim coach for the season.