A section of the ceiling at Arigato in Winston‑Salem collapsed during the supper rush, injuring three people and prompting an emergency response.

A shooting Monday in east Charlotte near Craigwood Road left one person with life‑threatening injuries and prompted a CSI response.

Copper Builders has Four09 Queens nearing completion in Myers Park and is planning The Laurel at Eastover, moving more luxury condos into Charlotte’s top neighborhoods.

A Hyderabad‑style food truck has parked in University City, serving spicy dosas, Chicken 65 and late‑night Indo‑Chinese plates.

Dozens gathered at Romare Bearden Park to protest two recent ICE‑involved killings and demand accountability from federal and local officials.

Ayesha Curry’s Sweet July Café lands at The Ritz-Carlton in Uptown Charlotte on July 20 with Caribbean-inflected pastries, sandwiches and soft-serve treats.

A Charlotte-Mecklenburg officer was arrested after police say he pushed a bicyclist, prompting both a criminal case and an internal probe.

Honeywell Technologies, based in Charlotte, closed a roughly $1.8B cash purchase of Johnson Matthey’s Catalyst Technologies unit, widening its hold on refining and renewable‑fuels tech.

Two nights of The R&B Tour at Bank of America Stadium will reshape Uptown traffic with closures and transit detours.

Charlotte Fire Department crews battled a three-bay garage fire in the 740 block of Oakdale Road; officials posted the first update on X. No injuries or cause were reported yet.

A defendant pleaded guilty and drew 16 years in the Dec. 25, 2024 killing of 19‑year‑old Kennedi Jones; another got two years while a third remains charged and awaiting trial.

St. Anthony of Padua closed on 26 acres in Iron Station days after the Vatican declared the SSPX schismatic. Leaders say the purchase is a long-term investment in the community.

A Mooresville woman won $150,000 on the NC Education Lottery’s Tumbling Treasures digital instant game and collected about $108,023 after taxes. She plans to use the money for home renovations.