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Darnell Simms remains hospitalized after police say he exchanged gunfire with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officers Tuesday.

A sold-out drag brunch fundraiser planned for Eleven Lakes Brewing in Cornelius was canceled after a social media campaign opposing the event brought a wave of harassment to the brewery, organizers and others involved said. Drag Brunch for a Cause was scheduled for Aug. 30 and was billed as a...

The new restaurant at 9623 Bailey Road in Cornelius features 4,300 square feet of dining space with 140 seats.

A pedestrian died under unusual circumstances, when running out of gas on Interstate 85 turned into a roadside fistfight, according to investigators in North Carolina. It happened just before 11:30 p.m. Tuesday between exits 68 and 70 in Rowan County, and the male was struck by a passing vehicle, the Rowan County Sheri

Another piece of Charlotte’s architectural history has been torn down . A larger data center will replace it. The more than 100-year-old Court Arcade building at 725 E. Trade St. in uptown Charlotte was demolished Monday. As of Tuesday, the site was razed and only excavators remain. The demolition wasn’t a surprise. Da

Some kids at a Charlotte middle school may have been exposed to tuberculosis, a bacteria infection that impacts the lungs.

In a packed September 1 session, the Fort Mill School District Board of Trustees celebrated sweeping athletic state championships and long-serving district staff, approved a major expansion to its academic curriculum, and reviewed key updates on capital projects funded by tens of millions in developer impact fees. A Ni

INDIAN TRAIL – The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints donated about 35,000 pounds of shelf-stable food to Common Heart as part of an America250 campaign. The delivery is part of a nationwide effort in which the church is sending 250 truckloads of food to 250 food banks across all 50 states as the U.S. commemor

The Carolina Renaissance Festival in Huntersville turns a patch of North Carolina into a storybook world each fall. Visitors come for castles, knights, costumes, food, crafts, and shows that make the day feel bigger than a regular festival. It is a favorite family tradition because there is something fun for...

America’s growth map is changing, and some of the places attracting the most attention aren’t the country’s traditional superstar... The post 12 places emerging as America’s new growth hotspots appeared first on The Queen Zone .