CHARLOTTE — A federal government grant is providing $5 million to Charlotte City Council to study ways to make safer roads.

The Mecklenburg County Health Department and medical professionals from Atrium Health will be a part of the city council discussion about violence as a public health crisis.

Nine-year-old Asha Degree disappeared on Valentine’s Day 2000. She was seen walking along Highway 18, away from her family’s ...

Muggsy Bogues, a former Charlotte Hornets player, is known for his philanthropic work across the city. The Muggsy Bogues ...

DAVIDSON, N.C. — Summit Farms in east Davidson could kick off construction this spring. That 58-acre project is in permit ...

CHARLOTTE — Two people were hurt in a house fire in east Charlotte on Saturday morning, according to MEDIC. The fire broke ...

DURHAM.N.C. — A Durham organization is furloughing hundreds of workers in North Carolina in the wake of the Trump ...

Authorities are racing to recover the remains of 10 people killed in a plane crash in Western Alaska before a winter storm ...

The order has been approved, the official said, to send a logistics brigade from the 18th Airborne Corps at Fort Liberty in ...

CHARLOTTE — Honeywell International Inc. is following through with a major shake-up that calls for the separation of its ...

One person is dead and four others are hurt after a crash in north Charlotte along I-85 early Saturday morning, according to ...

Police say two people have been charged in the death of a Fort Campbell soldier who was stabbed nearly 70 times ...