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Protests are planned in Charlotte, Rock Hill, Huntersville and Monroe as part of a "National Day of Action" taking place Saturday in cities and towns around the U.S.
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About 90 people held signs, chanted and cheered in downtown Rock Hill, South Carolina, on Saturday, protesting sweeping cuts to government programs, contracts and federal workers.
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Protests against President Donald Trump and his billionaire advisor and campaign donor Elon Musk sprouted up over the weekend in two towns near Charlotte.
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Winthrop University students will get to live like the Jetsons. Dining Services announced on Wednesday that they have launched a new meal delivery service with a fleet of Kiwibots that can be used on campus.
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The real estate holding company controlled by Tepper Sports & Entertainment that was building the Carolina Panthers’ Rock Hill headquarters project has filed for bankruptcy protection.
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York County, South Carolina, has filed suit against the cities of Rock Hill and Tega Cay accusing them of refusing to help cover the costs of housing inmates at the county jail.
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Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper's real estate company announced it has terminated its previous agreement with the city of Rock Hill, South Carolina, leaving the future of the team’s planned $800 million headquarters and practice facility up in the air.
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South Carolina House Majority Leader Gary Simrill of Rock Hill said he is not going to run for reelection this year. Simrill, the state House's longest-serving Republican, said he felt it was time to leave after 30 years.
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The Carolina Panthers and the city of Rock Hill, South Carolina, are at odds over the construction of a new headquarters for the NFL team just south of Charlotte. Erik Spanberg of the Charlotte Business Journal fills us in on why the Panthers decided to halt construction on the project.
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Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper has paused construction on the team’s $800 million practice facility in Rock Hill, South Carolina, citing concerns over a lack of funding from the city needed to complete the project’s infrastructure.