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Human remains show 17-year-old girl who vanished 5 years ago was killed, North Carolina sheriff says. Suspect in killing was her boyfriend, officials say.

A Fort Mill home on New Gray Rock Road sold to former Carolina Panther Austin Corbett for nearly $4.4 million on July 15, a record for the Rock Hill region.

The Panthers mailbag is back to answer questions about Xavier Legette, John Metchie and much more in training camp, the preseason and beyond this year.

The Carolina-born chain Bojangles has added two lmited-time breakfast sandwiches with eggs, bacon, cheese and Bo-Tato Rounds, while supplies last.

Two women took to TikTok last weekend after The Secret Garden and Estate in Huntersville said it will not wed same-sex couples.

Chambers coach Captain Munnerlyn believes his Cougars can contend for a state title in 2026. Key returners plus transfers have raised expectations.

A national Muslim civil rights group rebuked “hateful, conspiratorial and dangerous” comments against a Lake Norman mosque by residents at a government meeting.

A man arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement was in the country legally and had no criminal record, his aunt said. Immigration advocates are concerned.

As other cities begin to loosen up on drought restrictions amid wetter conditions, Charlotte Water on Monday confirmed it isn’t ready to change course just yet.

The North Carolina House declined to advance HB328 after dueling advocacy and law enforcement pressure, leaving hemp regulations and age limits unresolved.