Festivals, hoops and more hit Charlotte this March, from B2K’s Millennium Tour and the ACC Tournament to HBCU bands, food ...

From a food truck fest and stand-up to blues, anime, symphony, museum tours, art shows and free self-care sessions.

The Iovine and Young Center will bring a design, tech, business, and communications magnet in 2026-27, with a renovated ...

Today, the Winston-Salem State graduate is a wig and makeup supervisor on the national tour of “Hell’s Kitchen,” the ...

Three long-serving Mecklenburg Democratic incumbents lost their primaries, while Sheriff Garry McFadden survived with 34% in a split field, highlighting divides over age, race and party loyalty.

NCDOT will extend public listening periods through June 2026 and open an engagement hub after community backlash, a lawsuit ahead of a city vote.

More than 150 students at Druid Hills Academy got free dental care on Friday, thanks to a partnership between Team Smile, a ...

Dr. Ibram X. Kendi, a renowned historian and activist, is bringing his national book tour to Uptown Charlotte.

More than 56,000 Mecklenburg voters cast early ballots ahead of today's primary, while a city-county event delivered health services to 65 homeless residents.

Two Mecklenburg Democrats who often sided with Republicans on veto overrides face party-backed primary challengers, testing ...

A Charlotte man who drove a 16-year-old minor to rob a Pineville bank was sentenced last week to seven years in federal prison. According to federal prosecutors, Michael Malik Pringle Jr., 32, picked ...

The owners announced the closing via Instagram and said they will instead focus on catering and food truck services.