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How to help Venezuela from NC: Reputable fundraisers, local organizations
Read where to donate money or emergency supplies for Venezuela earthquake relief, plus vetted organizations coordinating search, rescue and humanitarian aid.
Man shot someone near SC hiking trail, then killed his mom in Waxhaw, NC sheriff says
North Carolina man wounded someone near nature trail in South Carolina, then went home and killed his mother in Waxhaw, NC, Union County sheriff says.
Lake Norman barbecue restaurant to close after more than 3 decades
Boss Hog BBQ in Sherrills Ford, serving Lake Norman since 1989, will close on July 4. The family-owned spot is known for ribs, pulled pork, catfish and sides.
Honeywell completes spin-off into three companies. Just one remains in Charlotte.
Honeywell completed its final spin-off, forming Honeywell Technologies in Charlotte, Honeywell Aerospace in Phoenix, Solstice Advanced Materials in New Jersey.
Want to know how good this new Charlotte Hornet can be? Ask Duke
New Charlotte Hornet point guard Christian Anderson Jr. had his best game of last season playing for Texas Tech in a win over Duke at Madison Square Garden.
A year late, NC lawmakers finishing budget bill on Monday, with votes this week
North Carolina lawmakers will release a 2026-2027 state budget Monday with planned raises for teachers, law enforcement and bonuses for state employees.
Japanese grill and sushi bar quietly closes in University City
Kabuto Japanese Steakhouse has permanently closed its University City restaurant in Charlotte. The reason is unclear, though its other area locations remain open.
Krispy Kreme is giving away doughnuts, if you dress the part. How to get a free one
Celebrate America’s 250th with Krispy Kreme: wear red, white and blue on July 4 to get a free original glazed doughnut at participating locations.
Malcolm Graham won’t run for City Council next year, considering run for mayor
Malcolm Graham, who represent District 2 on Charlotte City Council, said he will either run for Charlotte mayor next year or won’t run for office at all.
Latest ‘scandal’ in NC’s Senate race worsens Whatley’s authenticity problem | Opinion
It underscores the challenges of facing an opponent who North Carolina voters already know and trust.