A North Carolina car dealership has apologized for a derogatory term posted to its social media page to identify a Black woman who bought a car from the business.
Civil rights groups filed suit on behalf of NAACP, Charlotte Uprising, Team TruBlue, Southeast Asian Coalition Village, the ACLU of North Carolina, and four Charlotte residents last year.
The Confederate statue “Fame” that had stood in a median at the corner of W. Innes and Church Streets in Salisbury for more than 100 years before being moved into storage last July, is now being placed in its permanent home.
Search and recovery team, EquuSearch, is headed back to Hawkins County to continue the search for missing five-year-old Summer Wells as the AMBER Alert continues.
State health officials are urging residents to be vigilant in practicing social distancing and wearing masks to prevent the further spread of COVID-19.
The “LaMelo Ball Charlotte Hornets Rookie of the Year Bobblehead” features LaMelo flexing in his Hornets uniform and holding his Rookie of the Year trophy.
Two years after a serious crash left a North Carolina state trooper paralyzed and hospitalized for months, the 14-year veteran continues to receive good news in his journey through recovery.
To honor this brave champion, before Wednesdy night’s game between Rowan and Mint Hill, the players gathered, holding hands around the pitcher’s mound.
The Tyrrell County Sheriff’s Office says the bodies of the two men aboard a helicopter that crashed in the Albemarle Sound Monday night have been recovered.
Following an investigation, Rowan County District Attorney Brandy Cook says deputies with the Rowan Sheriff’s Office “acted lawfully and did not violate any laws” in a fatal shooting that happened in February.
Financial records shared by city staffers during a Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority board meeting show that the capacity to take on debt for major stadium construction is somewhat limited by other projects the city has already financed.
The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) has announced seven CCS schools are recipients of grants from the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (FFVP) for the 2021-22 school year.
Ji’Taja Ozionna Crockett, 21, was being sought by the Lancaster Police Department for a hit and run with minor personal injury, aggravated assault and high battery.
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