A Monday vote would strip drivers of a decades-old excuse for parking across public walkways in Charlotte.

Mayor John Gettys will throw the first pitch as Rock Hill fans get discounted tickets and Thirsty Thursday specials.

The Hillgrove plant upgrade beats federal PFAS deadlines by five years, but officials say a full year of testing is still needed.

Octavia Henegan turned herself in on a felony child endangerment charge and a 2025 property damage warrant.

North Charlotte Commerce Center, fully leased to Carolina Beverage Group and others, is now under CBRE Investment Management ownership.

Eliezer Sanchez, 19, struggled swimming to shore near Pebble Beach, a lifeguard-free stretch of High Rock Lake in Denton.

A divided Cornelius board cleared a 40-room countryside inn on rural land, over neighbors' traffic and zoning objections.

Ronald Dale Lynn ran a hidden Wilkinson Boulevard drop-off site, moving stolen beauty products to buyers worldwide via eBay and Amazon.

Roe & Olivia’s, opening late 2026 in Charlotte’s Lower South End, is named for Andres Kaifer and Michael Beltran’s daughters, born hours apart.

Rikki Lee Wilson and Y2K Kids headline a free September 12 show at Indian Trail's original town park.

Angie Myers, promoted after 15 months as interim chief, says her finance background will steady the system through its biggest project yet.

Rev. Stuart Hoke, who ran into Trinity Church as the North Tower fell, will share his story at St. Peter's on September 1.

Plywood covers the windows at 3039 Highway 160 as the shuttered Sonic hits the market amid a $160 million interchange overhaul nearby.