Surgeon‑founded Axolo Health rolled out a gaze‑controlled VR therapy with FDA Class II registration, and early clinic tests in Charlotte show promising results against phantom limb pain.

Families and public records say a Mooresville bariatric surgeon faced multiple wrongful‑death settlements while continuing to operate; relatives want answers from hospitals and the state board.

North Carolina hit No. 1 for tech job growth as Charlotte added roughly 37,000 jobs and digital roles spread into smaller metros. Policymakers say training and infrastructure will determine whether the momentum lasts.

Charlotte insurtech ManageMy raised $45M and plans to double its local team, ramping AI and product hires across engineering and customer success.

The Cabarrus County Library System has launched a new mobile app to enhance access to its services, allowing for account management, digital checkouts, location services, and more.

The new Energy Saver North Carolina program in Charlotte offers rebates for home efficiency and appliance electrification to help residents save on energy bills.

Charlotte jumped to fourth in the Digital Cities Survey, led by its I&T department's focus on community-oriented technology, like the Vision Zero Dashboard, and aims even higher next year.

European AI company DBR77 expands to Charlotte, aiming to revolutionize American manufacturing by integrating artificial intelligence, with plans to open its first U.S. office there in October.

Union County's IT department ranked seventh in the 2025 Digital Counties Survey, marking their seventh consecutive year of recognition for digital innovation among mid-sized U.S. counties.

The inaugural gBETA accelerator program in Charlotte has successfully concluded, aiding five startups in areas like AI and data analytics across various industries.

Atrium Health apologizes for a data disclosure issue where patient data may have been shared with third parties via online tracking technologies between January 2015 and July 2019.

Lake Norman residents are warned to avoid water contact due to Harmful Algae Blooms, confirmed to be toxic cyanobacteria, by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services.

The IT department of Cabarrus County has been recognized as a leading digital county in the nation, placing second in its population category for effective technology use in government services.