The Carolinas LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce says it’s looking into whether former CEO Chad Turner sent invoices on the Chamber’s behalf requesting payments to a PayPal account not associated with the organization.

Three Charlotte-area private schools will not play rival Providence Day School in varsity football during the 2027 and 2028 regular seasons.

The Charlotte Hornets lost to the Phoenix Suns on the road Thursday night, 101-96.

Before Winston-Salem's Ardmore neighborhood took shape, the area was home to Sidestown, a community of freed African Americans. A new historic marker will honor its history and the people who lived there.

Charlotte Douglas International Airport is adding Alaska Airlines as its ninth domestic airline.Starting June 10, 2027, the carrier will offer daily nonstop flights between Charlotte and Seattle aboard a Boeing 737.

Gov. Josh Stein will pardon two turkeys Thursday during the state's annual Thanksgiving event with the North Carolina Poultry Federation and Butterball.The ceremony is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. at the Executive Mansion in Raleigh.North Carolina produced 1.1 billion pounds of turkey last year, the most by weight of any state in the country.Minnesota leads the nation in the number of individual turkeys produced, with more than 33 million in 2025. North Carolina ranked second with 28 million turkeys.

Advocates are pushing back against Greensboro's decision to eliminate three positions from its sustainability office. They say the cuts undermine the city's environmental goals.

District officials say they've had to scale back on student services like tutoring, and increase class sizes in order to balance this year's budget.

An Indian Land, South Carolina, man pleaded guilty Tuesday to defacing buildings at Charlotte’s Shalom Park Jewish community complex earlier this year, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

A 65-year-old inmate died Tuesday after being in custody at the Mecklenburg County Detention Center, according to the Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office.