Charlotte NC

Town officials are looking to build a parking deck across the street from Veterans Park, and near Town Hall the planned Red Line station.

Food Lion put $484 million into remodeling 153 stores around Charlotte, the company announced last November. The MVP program didn’t get the same overhaul. Its rules still sit where they’ve always sat, in fine print many North Carolinians only notice after the receipt prints, on the off chance they take the time to look

A North Carolina mom FaceTimed with her 7-month-old son while he was in the care of a babysitter and just hours later was told to rush to the hospital, where the baby boy was intubated with a skull fracture and severe brain injury, according to cops — and the babysitter is allegedly responsible.

The future of Miguel's Mexican Restaurant in West Charlotte is uncertain following the sale of its property for potential hotel redevelopment, though owner Miguel Morado aims to keep the 26-year-old establishment running as long as possible.

New rules are now in effect for e-bikes in Huntersville after concerns about unsafe riding behavior on local roads. Huntersville commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday night to create new safety requirements for young e-bike riders. Bicycles capable of going 20 mph are allowed on roads, sidewalks and multi-use paths l

Three decades after helping pioneer syndicated women-led mornings, Bob & Sheri is walking away from terrestrial radio. NOW! Media has notified its affiliates that the show will end traditional distribution on December 31, continuing as a “direct-to-consumer” brand. The show launched in 1992 on Charlotte’s WBT-FM as “Su

The media landscape in the Queen City took another hit last week. McClatchy, the parent company of the Charlotte Observer and the Raleigh News and Observer, made cuts to its operation. In Charlotte, a quarter of the newsroom lost jobs. This comes after much of the newsroom had already been decimated after years of layo

The North Carolina Department of Transportation plans to close the Sam Wilson Road bridge over Interstate 85 beginning Monday as part of the I-485/I-85 interchange improvement project.

Two more Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools leaders are departing the district in January, according to an email sent Monday and a school board member. CMS Chief Operations Officer Tim Ivey submitted his intent to retire, a school board member confirmed to The Charlotte Observer. That makes him the fourth member of Superint

James Taylor and his All Star Band made a stop in Charlotte on Sept. 13, 2026.