Charlotte NC

We’re one step closer to finding the Charlotte area’s best soul food restaurant, and the decision is in your hands. It all began with asking for your go-to soul food spots for comforting, well-seasoned favorites like smothered pork chops and fried fish, creamy mac and cheese, and tender collard greens. We put your nomi

The North Carolina Department of Transportation is warning Mayor Vi Lyles about the implications of last week’s vote when Charlotte City Council voted, 6-5, to rescind support of the Interstate 77 toll lanes project.

Bubbles, coffee cocktails and three flavors of espresso martinis have arrived in the Oakhurst area, paired with classic breakfast options, A.M. burritos and bowls to get the day started. North Carolina-based Brunches has finally made its way to Charlotte with a grand opening celebration planned for Tuesday and Wednesda

Vitality Bowls will open its second Charlotte cafe on May 22. The shop sits at 10032 University City Blvd. near the UNC Charlotte campus. Ray and Kusuma Mullapudi own this spot, serving acai bowls, smoothies, salads, wraps, and grain bowls to hungry customers. Opening day brings deals. Buy one acai...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Aerial footage is showing how the drought is reshaping parts of Lake Norman, revealing patches of dry land along the shoreline - areas boaters say they’re not used to seeing. As more people head to the lake for the holiday weekend, some boaters are concerned...

Court documents reveal new details in a deadly shooting in west Charlotte, showing the entire incident was captured on surveillance video.

Emergency crews are conducting a water rescue operation on Lake Wylie after a person reportedly jumped from a boat and never resurfaced.

Evidence presented at trial showcased that a lifestyle of drug use, specifically fentanyl, culminated in the murder.

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you’re thinking about keeping goats in North Carolina, you’re not alone. Goats have become increasingly popular for homesteaders, hobby farmers, and even urban residents looking for a backyard companion or small-scale dairy animal. But before

U.S. Navy Capt. Wade Smith stood at the door of room 130 at Sun Valley High School recently and laughed to himself as he pointed to the sign that read, “JROTC.”. His mom, Joan, a former home economics teacher at Sun Valley, looked at the number and said, “That was my room.”