Mooresville police are searching for 15-year-old Geidy Garcia Miralles. She left home Saturday evening and may be in Iredell or Rowan County.

Houston-based Alliance Industrial has broken ground on a new Rock Hill warehouse, its first Charlotte‑area project, with delivery expected in early 2027.

Federal inspectors say Mission Hospital delayed isolating two children with measles for hours, exposing dozens and triggering an 'immediate jeopardy' designation. State and county health teams have opened hotlines and clinics.

American Homes 4 Rent returned with a revised Brentwood Phase 5 plan — about 99 rental homes — and neighbors say traffic, schools and corporate ownership are at stake. Town documents tie permits to a new traffic signal.

A Charlotte forum during Women’s History Month put local faces on national data showing Black women face roughly triple the risk of pregnancy‑related death and urged concrete fixes.

Michael Whatley and HUD Secretary Scott Turner will meet in Charlotte March 10 to discuss housing affordability as the county warns of steep losses in low-cost rentals.

Dozens of fans say they paid resellers on social apps for Millennium Tour tickets outside Spectrum Center, then were denied at will call and left out money.

1368 Sweet Corner Cafe is opening a University City location this late spring, moving into the former Binki Cafe and bringing banh mi, pho and boba to the neighborhood.

Charlotte will host the Stellar Gospel Music Awards, bringing national gospel stars and an expected boost to Uptown's visitor economy. City leaders and producers unveiled the partnership Tuesday.

A person was critically wounded in a stabbing Monday night in northwest Charlotte; MEDIC says the victim was taken to an area hospital with life‑threatening injuries.

Panda Express opened in Mint Hill on March 6 with a ribbon-cutting, giveaways for the first 88 customers and a $1,000 donation to Helping Hands.

A false 911 call early Friday prompted a police sweep of Troutman Elementary; officers found no injuries and called the report a hoax.

An Iredell deputy caught a man dismantling air‑conditioning units at Holly Springs Baptist Church; two units were destroyed and the suspect faces felony metal‑theft charges.