The 46-acre Steele Creek proposal would mix income levels of housing around a preserved pond trail near I-485.

Auto Parts U Pull & Scrap Metal caught fire again Tuesday, six years after a 2020 blaze there burned a worker.

Residents grilled Flock reps at Harding University High School while CMPD's camera contract bids stay open through October 5.

A Massachusetts firm just bet big on Matthews retail, snapping up a 657,000-square-foot center that pulls in 6.4 million visits a year.

A traffic cone thrown at her head left Sandy Stirrup gashed and shaken outside a Circle K on East Boulevard.

The new South Charlotte office pays an average salary of nearly $134,000 — well above Mecklenburg County's norm.

Lavon of Glenmoore Gracious Retirement Living had one item left on her bucket list at 103. Clackamas Fire made sure she crossed it off.

A proposed federal rule could alter how North Carolina is counted in 2030. The state receives nearly $24 billion in annual census-derived funding.

Ashbrook High identified band member Tristan “Axel” Ruiz, whose collapse led to a call to 911. Crisis counselors are on campus all week.

Teens under 18 must be home by 10 p.m. starting November 1, but police say they won't stop kids just on suspicion.

Crews stenciled 136 speed warnings along Little Sugar Creek Greenway, but no one's decided how to enforce the new limit.

A 13-year-old was among five hurt as Rockingham police add a middle school officer after a violent weekend.

Charlotte gets clear skies and a steady warmup this week, but showers and thunderstorms are poised to crash the weekend.