“Charlotte is a city that identifies itself with tomorrow, not yesterday,” said historian Dan Morrill.

The city announced two new initiatives to improve public safety in the center city.

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The North Carolina man said he always plays the same meaningful numbers, and this time it paid off.

Big banks? NASCAR? Breweries? Losing sports teams? Not quite.

$100K was once seen as a significant financial achievement. It doesn’t go as far these days.

Former UNC-Chapel Hill provost Chris Clemens has filed a motion against the university demanding court intervention to stop alleged ongoing destruction of evidence related to public business conducted secretly on the app Signal, according to documents obtained by The News & Observer on Wednesday afternoon.

The sophomore tight end is out at South Carolina less than two years after signing with the Gamecocks.

23XI Racing, Front Row Motorsports and NASCAR will all be assembled for a judicial settlement conference later this month. What to know.

Blue Devils forward Maliq Brown suffered a dislocated shoulder last season and has missed preseason practice time with knee soreness.

“I was like, ‘Man, what did I just do?’”

Andrews’ high school head coach, IMG Academy’s Frank Oliver Jr., says South Carolina is getting the “best post player in the country.”

CMS building services is working to resolve the issue.

“The focus has been on the future, when I thought it would focus on the present,” a longtime resident says about the proposed plan.

There’s uncertainty about rainfall totals from the coastal low system, but coastal flood advisories and watches are in effect this week.

The Panthers returned to work on Wednesday. The Observer was at Bank of America Stadium for Jalen Coker’s return to practice to start Week 6.

Comey pleaded not guilty at his arraignment on Wednesday morning.

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Gov. Josh Stein has seven days to make the appointment upon recommendation by Robeson County Republicans, under state law.

The lucky winner had a “fear of missing out.”

The property features a 2,380-square-foot brick home with three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms and multiple outbuildings.

“I lost my voice,” the North Carolina winner said.

Kapic joins the Gamecocks by way of Austria, Division II Lynn University and a UC San Diego team that won 30 games last season.

He should have known his security guard had a long criminal history, the lawsuit said, before the fatal shooting.

The data center, which faced strong opposition from residents, would have covered 123 acres along East John Street.