Charlotte loves to call itself a beacon of diversity, a majority-minority city with bustling immigrant corridors, Black ...

In this op-ed, Andrew Davis looks back on a Republican Party he was once a part of and asks, where is the GOP's red line?

Charlotte’s strength will not be measured by how it enforces the law, but by how fiercely it protects its most vulnerable residents.

A reading of William Golding's Lord of the Flies helps to understand what has happened to the GOP under a decade of leadership by Donald Trump. Premised on the marooning of a group of boys on an ...

Gov. Josh Stein is demanding answers about what occurred during the first week of Charlotte's Web in a letter to DHS ...

More than 100 people protested outside The Home Depot on Wendover Road in east Charlotte on Wednesday morning.

Residents are speaking out against the planned addition of toll lanes to I-77 along an 11-mile stretch from South Carolina to ...

With CBP leaving Charlotte, residents will be looking for ways to support the businesses harmed by the actions of federal ...

Monique Hibma's Neek Tea Co. has relaunched in Charlotte with new blends, USDA organic certification, and a “Tea for Teachers ...

Celebrating 10 years of Digital Noir, DJ Spider reflects on the growth of Charlotte’s dark scene and the community built at ...

With dozens of CBP arrests on Saturday, hundreds of people hit the streets of Uptown to voice their solidarity with immigrant ...

SNAP funding cuts have left thousands of Charlotte families in need of food assistance. Here’s a guide to local food banks, ...