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A federal judge in Charlotte ruled missing ICE surveillance video and false agent statements don’t justify dismissing misdemeanor charges against two protesters.

The Panthers signed tight end Darren Waller, weighing his injury history, his past 1,100-yard seasons and his potential impact on Carolina's tight end room.

The $8.3M project to resurrect the Excelsior Club in west Charlotte cleared a public hearing, promising live entertainment, rooftop dining and nonprofit space.

See what got readers talking last week.

Mötley Crüe brought the hair, fire, spectacle and glorious excess of 1989 back to Charlotte NC. But singer Vince Neil’s voice showed the passage of time.

Carolina Panthers’ newly signed Pro Bowl Darren Waller didn’t practice Monday. But here’s what he, coach Dave Canales said of his readiness, being in Charlotte.

Kaden Craft, a 6-foot-4 junior quarterback, announced his college football decision. Finalists were Oregon, LSU, Tennessee, Michigan, Florida and Mississippi.

State Auditor Dave Boliek's report details security gaps, up to $6.5M lost to fare evasion and low fine collection, urging improved enforcement for CATS.

Novant Health got state approval to build a $324M, 24-bed Lincoln County hospital in Denver, NC, offering emergency care and inpatient services by 2031.

Jonas Brothers revive the Burning Up Tour with North Carolina concert at Spectrum Center in October. Presale starts Aug. 18. Find ticket and parking details.