Three years after buying Family Dollar, Dollar Tree is closing the Matthews headquarters of the retail giant started by the Levine Family, a move that will affect about 900 local jobs
Heavily flooded Charlotte areas like McMullen Creek at Addison Drive and Briar Creek at Masonic Drive and Chilton Place dried up rapidly Monday after Florence's Sunday downpours
The Pamlico River area of North Carolina experienced major flooding from Hurricane Florence on Friday, Sept. 14, 2018. Residents from Washington, Chocowinity, Pantego and Belhaven shared these videos on Facebook.
Georgie Martin has owned the Garden City Pavilion Arcade and Gigi's Grill for 40 years but was wiped out by Hurricane Hugo. She's not taking a chance with Hurricane Florence.
The Tepper Quad is the new home of the David A. Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University and reflects his vision for the future of collaborative business.
David Tepper, founder and president of Appaloosa Management, L.P. and new owner of the Carolina Panthers, gained his love of football, a passion for treating people right and for philanthropy while growing up in his hometown of Pittsburgh.
Carolina Panthers head coach Ron Rivera discusses the status of Curtis Samuel, his relationship with Cam Newton, and starting the season off at home instead of on the road.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton is excited to open the season at home. He talks about missing playing football, running out onto the field, Victory Monday, and seeing fans' excitement.
Charlotte defense attorney David Rudolf who represented former Carolina Panthers wide receiver Rae Carruth during his murder trial discloses new information Carruth panicked and took off when the shooting of Cherica Adams began in 1999.
Employers across Charlotte, like elsewhere in the U.S., are struggling to find enough workers, as the unemployment rate falls. Jason Tebben, co-owner of Pineville-based landscaper Arborscapes, is one of those employers.
U.S. Marine Corps aircraft land in uptown Charlotte in preparation for Marine Week , Sept. 5-9. 2018. More than 700 Marines will descend on Charlotte to participate in hands-on displays, ceremonies, community projects, and live demonstrations.
