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No Knife Chicken & Waffles opened Sunday in north Charlotte with $15 plain waffles, $25 dessert waffles and a $45 Soulfood Cornbread waffle.

The two-time Grammy winner ran through 33 songs on the tour's inaugural night.

The NBA star did not sustain injuries in the Wednesday car collision.

The woman is claimed to have yelled death threats at passengers before landing in Las Vegas.

If convicted, he will face a maximum sentence of life in prison without parole or death.

Iryna Zarutska was randomly stabbed to death on a Charlotte train; a newly released video has sparked outrage.

‘Lars and the Real Girl’ in real life.

The team announced the 2021 first-round pick would be out indefinitely due to personal reasons last month.

The pair opened fire on one another aboard a Charlotte transit bus earlier this month. Both sustained injuries and are in stable condition.

The NBA has suspended Charlotte Hornets forward Miles Bridges for 30 games as a result of his 2022 arrest on domestic violence and child abuse charges.

ESPN is reporting that Michael Jordan is engaged in discussions about selling his majority stake in the Charlotte Hornets to two individuals.

The record is the sequel to the rapper's 2019 debut album 'Baby on Baby.' It arrives more than a year after he was widely condemned for homophobic remarks.

Craig Robinson had to cancel his comedy show on Saturday night in Charlotte, North Carolina after a man walked into the venue and brandished a gun.

GLAAD previously shared a statement on behalf of multiple organizations regarding a meeting with DaBaby. Several groups say DaBaby hasn't been heard from since.

DaBaby is hitting the road for the first time since his controversial comments over the summer, as the rapper announced a new tour presented by Rolling Loud.

Footage has surfaced of a concertgoer getting tackled by security shortly after hopping on stage during Lil Baby’s set in Charlotte over the weekend. 

The Charlotte Hornets have fired broadcaster John Focke after he "mistyped" a racial slur while live-tweeting a game in early August.

The North Carolina Geological Survey says that this was the strongest earthquake to hit the state since a 5.2-magnitude struck Mitchell County 1926.