Nick De La Canal

Tucked away in a nondescript Charlotte office park, two historians have been quietly building what may be the largest collection documenting the South's queer history.

The Charlotte region is still growing, but fewer people are moving there than a year ago, according to a new analysis from the Charlotte Regional Business Alliance.

North Carolina's drought continues to ease, though dry conditions persist in some parts of the state.

A lawsuit filed in Mecklenburg County alleges former Charlotte Hornets star LaMelo Ball and his longtime manager, Jermaine Jackson, failed to pay rent on a luxury apartment in uptown Charlotte.

Charlotte is losing another local news outlet. Queen City Nerve announced Monday morning that it is closing immediately after nearly eight years covering local government, arts, music, food and culture.

Anson County is searching for its fourth elections director this year, less than three months before voters head to the polls in the November midterm election.

Food carts in uptown Charlotte say they're losing substantial business under a temporary rule requiring them to close at midnight — a restriction city officials say is intended to improve late-night public safety.

This month brings a packed slate of concerts, shows and festivals, including several performances marking the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Students, veterans, office workers and volunteers knelt under the hot sun to plant 2,977 American flags in the shape of the Twin Towers, each flag representing a life lost.

Nikki Ferguson was 10 years old on Sept. 11, 2001. Her memories are vivid. “Oof. So I watched the entirety of it live,” she said.