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Cabarrus County loses teen pregnancy prevention grant amid federal cuts
The federal grant was supposed to support the organization from July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2028. Dozens of other groups’ grants were also terminated last month.
A Charlotte paradox: Is Plaza Midwood’s identity threatened by its own success?
As rents rise and redevelopment continues, some wonder if Plaza Midwood can still support the independent businesses that made the Charlotte neighborhood cool.
NASCAR great brings craft brews, racing culture to new Lake Norman bar & taproom
The new Michael Waltrip Signature Bar in Cornelius, NC partners with Eleven Lakes Brewing to serve rotating specialty brews and celebrate racing heritage.
These are the 911 calls in the Juliana Nzita hanging death case
The teen went missing May 5, according to family. Her body was found May 8 outside a church. CMPD said it found no foul play and believes she died by suicide.
How a breakfast phone call led to a ‘grateful’ return to Panthers training camp
The Carolina Panthers gave a quick call to a familiar face following Nic Scourton’s season-ending knee injury in camp. He’s the reigning UFL sack leader.
How young is too young to leave your kids at home alone in NC? Here’s the law
Do kids have to be a certain age before they can be left home alone in North Carolina? What law enforcement and medical experts say about kids home unsupervised.
NC couple stole 13 bottles of whiskey, cowboy statue from home and planned for more
A Catawba couple stole a cowboy statue, Native American statue, 13 bottles of whiskey and appliances from an abandoned Claremont home, records allege.
Bojangles worker arrested for legal THCA joint at bus stop sues Charlotte police
A federal lawsuit says CMPD officers unlawfully arrested and assaulted two Bojangles employees at a Steele Creek bus stop after he smoked a legal hemp cigarette.
Former Latino executive sues Lowe’s, alleging firing was retaliation for DEI push
Ivan Diaz-Campos, a Mecklenburg County finance director, sues Lowe’s in Charlotte alleging racial bias, retaliation for DEI advocacy and wrongful termination.
Haitian community in NC anxious and uncertain as immigration status is threatened
North Carolina Haitians worry after a Supreme Court decision allowing termination of TPS for Haiti, raising fears about return amid violence and instability.