Charlotte NC

Superior Court Judge Louis Trosch, Jr. will not seek reelection in 2026.

A national non-profit wants to convert a hotel in Charlotte into housing for veterans.

A Concord woman says she stopped to help someone who had just been in a car crash, but the encounter ended in her own car almost being stolen and a man threatening her and her son with a gun.

You know that feeling: a Sunday afternoon, a kitchen buzzing with love, and Grandma’s cooking filling the air. That’s the gold standard, isn’t it? While replicating her magic is tough, Charlotte, North Carolina, comes surprisingly close. We’ve scoured the Queen City, talked to the folks who know...

City and county leaders in Charlotte said they are pressing for answers after a Charlotte Ledger/NC Health News article last week highlighted slow progress on affordable housing tied to the city’s new medical innovation district, The Pearl. Some are also asking why the city’s contract with Atrium Health doesn’t...

On the table is a request for $1.5 million from the county to help redevelop the site of the historic Excelsior Club, a once-thriving hub of Black life in Charlotte that has since fallen into disrepair.

RICHMOND, Va. (CN) — A student argued before a Fourth Circuit panel Tuesday that her case against a sheriff’s department should be allowed to proceed because a lower court should not have used an interview recording to dismiss her case. Dyanie Bermeo, a 23-year-old student from Charlotte, says...

November’s elections for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education aren’t quite as contentious as they have been in the recent past. Though it’s a crowded ballot, it’s not really a heated one. That’s in part a testament to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, which has reached a state of relative stability under a new...

More affordable housing is coming to Charlotte, specifically, to the backyards of faith-based organizations . A dozen houses of worship across the city were selected to receive training, assistance and funding to build affordable housing on their land, according to a Monday news release from the city. The selection...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Four men were killed in homicides in Charlotte over a 24 hour period days after police released new data showing a decline in overall crime this year. In separate incidents between Saturday and Sunday, three men were shot and killed and another man was beat to death.