Latino community

It’s been a year since President Trump was reelected, promising mass deportations and tighter immigration laws. Across Charlotte, many immigrants have spent the past year living with fear and uncertainty.

Several thousand people will come together this weekend at Camp North End to celebrate the Mexican holiday Día de Muertos.

More than two dozen people of Latin American descent registered with the State Board of Elections to run for local office across North Carolina this year.

North Carolina’s Latino population faces a shortage of bilingual mental health professionals, and a Charlotte nonprofit is working to change that.

LatinxEd introduced its first-ever policy priorities list Friday at its annual Latine Education Summit in Greensboro.

A Charlotte nonprofit is using Hispanic Heritage Month to teach families how to budget together.

Charlotte FC will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at its home match on Saturday with art, music and food from across Latin America.

The Latin American Chamber of Commerce has named a new head for Spark Centro, a hub for Latino entrepreneurs under construction on Albemarle Road in east Charlotte.

A first-of-its-kind statewide study finds that Latino communities in North Carolina face barriers to accessing basic services, especially health care.

Hundreds of people came out over the weekend to celebrate Charlotte’s Latino community at the Latin American Festival. Those behind the annual festival viewed this year’s event as a celebration and showcase of courage amid immigration fears.