FISU technical teams are touring the Triangle, Triad and Charlotte this week as North Carolina finalizes venues and logistics for the July 11–22, 2029 Summer World University Games.

MLS and KKR launched Hometown Soccer Holdings and will base central operations in Charlotte to scale MLS NEXT Pro with stadiums and local clubs.

The Panthers exercised Bryce Young’s fifth‑year option, keeping the No. 1 pick under team control through 2027 and guaranteeing a sizable option‑year payout. The move gives Carolina more time on extension talks.

Jim France is stepping back as NASCAR CEO and handing day-to-day control to president Steve O'Donnell while remaining chairman. The move marks a historic first for the sport's leadership.

The Panthers used the 19th overall pick on Georgia tackle Monroe Freeling, adding a long-armed, athletic rookie to a unit hit by injuries. The selection mixes upside and development needs.

LaMelo Ball's late layup in overtime lifted the Hornets to a 127-126 play-in win over the Heat. Charlotte still needs one more win to reach the playoffs.

The Hornets clinched a postseason spot and will sell playoff tickets starting Monday; here’s what fans need to know about dates, onsales and where to buy.

WTA officials toured Spectrum Center, putting Charlotte in position as a top U.S. candidate to host a future WTA Finals; no formal bid has been filed yet.

Jayson Tatum poured in 32 points and eight assists as the Celtics beat the Hornets 114-99 and secured Boston’s fifth straight 50-win season.

Que Tucker, who led the NCHSAA since 2015, announced she will retire on Oct. 1, 2026 after a career that began in 1991. The board will begin the leadership transition.

Queens University clinched its first NCAA Tournament berth after an overtime ASUN title; the Royals draw Purdue in the first round and fans are planning watch parties in Charlotte.

Dell Curry will have his No. 30 jersey retired at Spectrum Center on March 19, capping a decade as a Hornet and years as the team's broadcaster.

Reese Brantmeier and the NCAA say they’ve agreed on material settlement terms in a class action over prize‑money rules. The deal, now paused for final paperwork, could affect thousands of college athletes.