Community Read & Black History Month at the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library . The library's Community Read program gets going in a few weeks with a focus on communication about gentrification and urban renewal.
Nucor Corp. is planning a $290 project to expand production at a steel sheet mill in western Indiana.
Attorney Ted Greve and associates pumped 10 free gallons of gas for the first 100 people in line at a gas station in Gastonia on Saturday.
Starting Monday, February 7th, CATS will extend Route 53X to provide riders with direct access to the Hope Street Food Pantry.
Firefighters were dispatched to a Concord home Saturday night after smoke was reported to be coming from the garage.
Authorities say four people accused of breaking into Carolina Guns and Gear in Asheville and stealing 33 firearms on January 7th have all been convicted on federal charges.
Seniors across Cabarrus County are invited to show off their creativity and competitiveness by participating in the 2022 Senior Games this April.
A Lincoln County deputy has been placed on administrative leave after shooting and killing a suspect attempting to flee the scene during a traffic stop early Saturday morning
With less than 1% of the wine industry represented by people of color, Camillya Masunda wants to change that. She's the founder and CEO of Ebony Wine and Spirits.
In observance of Transit Equity Day, Charlotte leaders spoke about the need for transit funding on Friday during a news conference.
The N.C. Supreme Court struck down the state's legislation and Congressional voting maps on Friday.
Actor's Theatre of Charlotte will be back at the Hadley Theatre later this February to present the dark comedic play, Ghosts of Bogotá.
Police in Asheville say a man has died a day after the pickup truck he was working on ran him over.
The Charlotte Crime Stoppers unit is offering a $6,000 reward in exchange for information leading to an arrest in a southwest Charlotte homicide case from July 2021.
Police say anyone traveling in Uptown Charlotte on Saturday should not be alarmed at the sight of CMPD Bomb Squad vehicles as the police department is conducting pre-planned training exercises.
A 13-year-old has been charged for being in possession of a weapon at a Statesville middle school on Friday, according to the Iredell County Sheriff's Office and school officials.
North Carolina wastewater monitoring data will now be added to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention national COVID Data Tracker website.
A former engineering company executive has been convicted of fraud and conspiracy related to bid-rigging for hundreds of North Carolina Department of Transportation projects.
