Brooks Stevenson

Protesters gathered Monday morning in Gastonia to speak out against cuts to Medicaid and SNAP.

Dozens of demonstrators lined East Independence Boulevard on Saturday, waving signs outside a Tesla dealership.

American Airlines showcased new technology Wednesday to rescue customers' connections as summer travel season reaches its peak.

Cabarrus County celebrated a milestone Tuesday in the construction of a behavioral health center that's expected to help ease the difficulty of finding mental health assistance that's often in short supply.

Charlotte resident Crystal Jackson is facing charges of health care fraud and money laundering. Eight others were charged in the Western District of North Carolina for defrauding South Carolina's Medicaid out of $21 million.

Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation held swim lessons Thursday across Charlotte to address drowning risks among children as summer pool season kicks into high gear.

This week, Mecklenburg County Public Health set up additional free, confidential HIV testing sites across Charlotte in recognition of National HIV Testing Day.

Officials announced Tuesday that a huge new data center is headed to upstate South Carolina.

When it goes into effect, street vendors in NoDa who operate without a permit could face fines of up to $500. Permitted vendors will be allowed to sell items such as clothing, jewelry, and art — but not food or beverages.

The Charlotte City Council is expected to vote Monday on new permitting requirements for street vendors in NoDa.