In less than two weeks, kindergarten through fifth-grade students will flood the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) again for the first time since the school's closure in the spring of this year.
The Oakhill Deli & Grill at 3709 Oakdale Road is selling the cheapest diesel gasoline in Charlotte for the week of October 19-25, according to GasBuddy.com.
Under Democrat Joe Biden’s federal tax plan, the top marginal tax rate in North Carolina could hit 54.59 percent, according to a new analysis by the Tax Foundation.
The North Carolina State Board of Elections' decision to rewrite election laws despite a judge's order and legislative intent "smacks of subterfuge and cheating," Richard Rivette, a Republican candidate for the state House of Representatives, said.
With increased absentee voting and many voters choosing to hand in their ballots in-person due to concerns regarding the U.S. Postal Service, board of elections offices across the state are seeing a lot more business than usual.
The Small Business Administration is still offering financial support to North Carolina community members affected by the Aug. 9 earthquake, but time is running out.
The Livability Board’s mission is to serve as a sounding board and provide advice and recommendations to staff on any and all questions concerning parks, recreation, healthy living initiatives, trees and natural assets, greenways and trails, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, and policies.
Five Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers, including a sergeant, resigned after they were recommended for firings over the death of Harold Easter after he had a seizure in police custody.
In a special meeting held Friday evening, the Matthews Board of Commissioners voted to approve additional temporary measures to allow for outdoor seating areas for food and beverage establishments.