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Three North Carolina lobbyists agreed to $1,000 civil fines, education and cooperation in state investigation…
Ongoing feud ends with a woman dead, man wounded, NC police say. Suspect found.
A woman died, a man was wounded, and a suspect apprehended in a shooting in rural western Rowan County near Mooresville, sheriff’s investigators said Saturday.
Charlotte storms with damaging winds, large hail possible Saturday, NWS says
As Charlotte braced for humidity that you could chew through, National Weather Service forecasters warned of storms with damaging winds and large hail.
Sheriff: Safety, crowding will plague uptown jail despite Jail North reopening.
Safety and crowding concerns will remain at the uptown jail despite the reopening of Jail North, Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden said late Friday.
Mint Hill’s only craft brewery is closing soon. When to visit for ‘one last toast.’
Panzú Brewery, a Mint Hill favorite for craft beer and Latin-Caribbean dishes, is closing after three years. Last call is set for Sept. 20.
Busy Lake Norman road to close temporarily for $25.6 million improvement project
Part of Knox Road in Cornelius is scheduled to close temporarily for a $25.6 million project to fix chronically backed up Lake Norman intersections, town said.
‘Why do it?’ New WakeMed-Atrium deal details prompt an NC GOP leader’s scrutiny
NC lawmaker Jim Burgin questions WakeMed-Atrium merger as WakeMed may fund parts of a $2 billion pledge. Oversight and transparency concerns in Wake County.
Lil Nas X Shares Update After Rehab as He Marks ‘10,000 Days Alive’
Lil Nas X celebrated “10,000 days alive” with an update on his life after completing rehab.
‘Why do it?’ New WakeMed-Atrium deal details prompt an NC GOP leader’s scrutiny
NC lawmaker Jim Burgin questions WakeMed-Atrium merger as WakeMed may fund parts of a $2 billion pledge. Oversight and transparency concerns in Wake County.
Campbell’s layoffs hit Charlotte Lance cracker workers amid $500M in cost cuts
Campbell Co. is cutting $500M and reducing salaried roles, including a small reduction at its Charlotte sites after Lance snacks sales fell and plants closed.
While Lombardi resigned from UNC, reports say football investigation expands
Michael Lombardi resigned as UNC general manager amid an expanding investigation into alleged staff misconduct, drug use and inappropriate relationships.