Robert Zullo says he lost his job four months before major retirement benefits would have vested, according to his lawsuit.

The Clearing House Payments Company will pay an average wage of $162,322, nearly double Mecklenburg County's norm.

Doors open at 9 a.m. for the Rock Hill event, but the venue still hasn't been announced.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools eyes six campuses for a 2027-28 relaunch modeled on Mount Gilead's Gator Bridge, which logged nearly 1,500 visits in six months.

Chief Josh Watson says officers were asked to remove speakers without clear legal grounds, effective Oct. 26.

Rep. Laura Budd wants companies to choose: do business in North Carolina, or spend anonymously on politics — not both.

LaKesha Womack says she was homeless when the rental went unreturned in 2019. She's due in Mecklenburg County court a week after Election Day.

Ken McCool stumped with Gov. Josh Stein in east Charlotte without once naming his opponent, Tricia Cotham.

Democrat Woodson Bradley and Republican Stacie McGinn face off again after a 2024 race decided by fewer than 250 votes.

A new WRAL/WSOC poll finds 51% of North Carolinians say life has worsened since 2024, and most point the finger at Trump.

The 200-bed plan targets University City and The River District, bypassing Charlotte's entrenched hospital giants.

Marcus Jones got another raise behind closed doors—and attorneys say the secrecy may break state law.

Three ballot questions could fund a new quadrant intersection and a $25 million anti-displacement fund, but officials still can't name specific housing projects.