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The Stanley Police Department is searching for Tyreesha Montgomery, the primary suspect in a stabbing that occurred on North Buckoak Street, while a second suspect has been taken into custody.

It involves patients who had a MyAtriumHealth or MyCarolinas account at any time between Jan. 1, 2015, and April 10, 2024.

A fencing and deck manufacturer has laid off over 60 workers in Rowan County with no notice. Barrette Outdoor Living Inc. operates a manufacturing site in Salisbury, which is about 45 miles north of Charlotte. It produces outdoor products. The manufacturer informed employees and the state on Wednesday that it would be

Two Romanian brothers admitted Thursday to stealing thousands of dollars in candy, coffee, energy drinks and baby formula from warehouse clubs in Gastonia, Pineville, Harrisburg, Durham and Winston-Salem, federal prosecutors said. Marian Ovidiu Dumitru, 37, and Catalin Dumitru, 39, pleaded guilty to wire fraud in U.S.

Charlotte's Independence Day lineup brings together symphony fireworks, arena pop, and early-2000s nostalgia for a packed holiday weekend. From Louis Tomlinson's solo tour to the Charlotte Symphony's Stars & Stripes Spectacular and the all-star POP 2000 Tour, music fans have plenty of options. Block parties, anniversar

CORNELIUS, N.C. — The competition was undeniable and big-time. The momentum swings were often. The result— South Carolina ultimately lands prized defensive back Joshua Dobson in one of the most contested recruiting battles of the 2027 cycle. Dobson, who attended Fort Mill (S.C.) Catawba Ridge until this offseason...

Over 700 apartments are coming to a 400-foot block of South Boulevard in Dilworth between East Tremont and East Worthington Avenue. One of the apartment buildings will be a tower that is over 30-stories tall and construction should start this year. Southern Land Company is moving forward with its 300-unit, mixed-use to

There is currently no time estimate on when the road will reopen.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Part of the 600-plus page state budget bill would force municipalities that voted against the I-77 project to pay back millions of dollars. The toll expansion plan was scrapped by NCDOT due to pushback from Charlotte residents. But one Charlotte nonprofit is still hoping improvements will be made to t

Following a vote from the Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization (CRTPO) on May 20, the North Carolina Department of Transportation's (NCDOT) proposed I-77 expansion has been shut down. After the majority of members voted no, the department decided to withdraw its support for the I-77 expansion. The CR