Alexandra Rios

Hundreds gathered along Central Avenue for Charlotte’s International Workers’ Day March, calling for stronger worker protections and immigrant rights.

Statesville is now in stage 3, extreme drought conditions, after months of little rain, leaving lakes and rivers noticeably lower.

Mother's Day is one of the busiest weekends of the year for florists, but this year it may cost more to show mom some love.

Ahead of Monday's Charlotte City Council meeting, Action NC is calling for stronger regulations and more public input on a proposed data center.

A major road construction project in Davidson is meant to improve traffic long-term, but right now, some small business owners say it's doing the opposite.

City leaders say the Level 2 restrictions are aimed at reducing nonessential water use and protecting the region’s water supply, even after recent rainfall.

Family, friends and community members gathered at Camp Greene Park in west Charlotte to hold a candlelight vigil for 19-year-old Isabella Stroupe.

Atrium Health is partnering with CMS to offer paid internships to students interested in medicine, therapy and other in-demand fields.

Four of those arrested appeared in federal court Thursday morning on a range of drug trafficking and firearms charges.

Action NC says ICE agents never appeared. CMPD has previously said it does not assist with immigration enforcement without a judicial warrant.