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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.
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North Carolina’s Latino population faces a shortage of bilingual mental health professionals, and a Charlotte nonprofit is working to change that.
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LatinxEd introduced its first-ever policy priorities list Friday at its annual Latine Education Summit in Greensboro.
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A Charlotte nonprofit is using Hispanic Heritage Month to teach families how to budget together.
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Charlotte FC will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at its home match on Saturday with art, music and food from across Latin America.
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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.
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A first-of-its-kind statewide study finds that Latino communities in North Carolina face barriers to accessing basic services, especially health care.
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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.
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The Hispanic Heritage Festival of the Carolinas has announced that this year’s festival will not take place due to immigration enforcement concerns.
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A new exhibit is opening next weekend at the Mint Museum Randolph, exploring santos de palo, a Puerto Rican art form.