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Que Onda picks Montford Park for its new flagship restaurant. When does it open?
Charlotte‑born Que Onda is set to open a custom flagship in Montford Park in early 2027, bringing tacos, tequila, brunch and private dining to the corridor.
Is it too early to get a flu shot? Last season, NC saw a ‘super flu’ by winter
Find guidance on flu vaccine timing, availability at clinics like CVS, who is high risk, and updated 2026-27 shots including an mRNA option for older adults.
York County charter school leader arrested in NC on embezzlement charges
Jennifer Mognett, former acting headmaster at Carolina Classical Academy in York County, was arrested on felony embezzlement and elder exploitation charges.
Fort Mill will get a new soul food restaurant this fall. Here’s what to expect
Sol’ Delish Express will open in Fort Mill by October at 400 N Dobys Bridge Road, bringing soul food, seafood and takeout favorites from Charlotte to Fort Mill.
Frozen fruit bars sold at NC stores may contain glass, prompting massive recall
Outshine fruit bars sold in North Carolina and nationwide were recalled due to glass risk. See which flavors were impacted.
What’s happening in Charlotte food? A new LoSo restaurant + more chicken fingers
Michelin-recognized chefs Andres Kaifer and Michael Beltran plan Roe & Olivia's in LoSo, Guthrie's opens in Indian Land and Charlotte bakery voting begins.
Bryce Young-TMac connection comes alive in Carolina Panthers practice with Jags
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young finds Tetairoa McMillan a ton in joint practice against Jacksonville Jaguars after slow start. Dave Canales noticed.
You’ve picked the Top 20 bakeries in the Charlotte area. Which is best?
You picked the Top 20 bakeries in the Charlotte area. Vote now in the CharlotteFive Readers’ Choice poll to help your favorite advance to the next round.
NC officials try again to stabilize county’s elections after 3rd director leaves
Anson County is again without an elections director after Gerald Poplin’s medical leave amid alleged threats and complaints against board member Ross Streater.
NC struggles to support disabled students. Here’s how experts say we can fix it
North Carolina faces federal scrutiny for inadequate special education services; experts propose funding model changes and easier appeal options for families.