A neighbor mistook the blast for a transformer fire before finding the 1830s home fully engulfed. Fire crews had to shuttle water by tanker down the narrow road.

The 7,000-seat stadium debuts new bleachers and a press box against Gilmer, backed by a climate-controlled indoor turf facility.

James Pleas walked away from his Monroe Avenue home Friday night carrying a camouflage backpack. He's now back with family in Macon.

Police found the unattended toddler on North Claiborne Avenue Saturday and now need help tracking down her parents.

A woman fled a Lewis Street home before officers arrived; the man barricaded inside later told her he intended to die by suicide.

Nate Thrope, diagnosed at 19 months old, was honored as this year's Cupcake Kid as runners sang him happy birthday.

A Cleveland man told police he knew about the gun in the glove box but denied it was his.

The $60 million Great Blue project would reserve most units for seniors earning as little as $27,000 a year, but offer no on-site healthcare.

Vivet's first runway show streams live at 8 p.m., though Cenat still hasn't named a venue.

A century-old Walnut Lane home smoldered Friday night, then fully reignited before dawn — and investigators still cannot rule out the same electrical fault.

Diana didn't know Tabitha's face until a charity tailgate reunited them months after a life-or-death 911 call in St. James.

Officers found the man unresponsive and gave emergency aid before the crash on Helbig Road sent him to the hospital in critical condition.

From Punjabi hip-hop to Dabke dancing, a free two-day festival used music to bridge Charlotte's most divided neighborhoods.