-
Watch Chiquita announcement here
Watch the Chiquita announcement live from Charlotte here. Live-streaming provided by our news partner, WSOC-TV.
Advertisement
-
Chiquita to move headquarters to Charlotte
The Charlotte Chamber, Gov. Beverly Perdue and executives from an as-yet-unnamed company will hold a business announcement at the Chamber headquarters uptown Tuesday afternoon.
-
BBB warns against flooded car scams
The Better Business Bureau of Charlotte is warning against flooded car scam after the rain storms last week in Mecklenburg County.
-
BBB announces 'Dirty Half Dozen' list
The Better Business Bureau today announced its mid-year 2011 ‘Dirty Half Dozen’ list of worst rated area businesses.
-
Connextions adding 400 jobs in Concord
Connextions said Thursday it will create 400 new jobs in Concord.
-
Levine Cancer Institute holds groundbreaking ceremony
Community leaders and healthcare professionals braved the chilly temperatures Wednesday to attend a groundbreaking ceremony for the five-story addition to the Morehead Medical Plaza II building for the Levine Cancer Institute in Charlotte.
-
No death penalty sought in Valerie Hamilton case
Prosecutors said Thursday they will not seek the death penalty for the man charged with murder in connection with the death of Valerie Hamilton.
-
Charlotte lands 2012 Democratic National Convention
Charlotte has been chosen as the site of the 2012 Democratic National Convention.
-
Official: Charlotte teen possibly fell from plane
An airport official says investigators are looking into the possibility that a Charlotte teenager whose mutilated body was found on a suburban Boston street may have fallen from a plane.
-
Lean times: The new normal
School closings. Library cutbacks. Teacher layoffs. The drumbeat of jolting headlines is sure to persist in Mecklenburg County and North Carolina as governments wrestle with their new economic reality: shrinking revenue.
-
Charlotte-Mecklenburg plans to close 10 schools
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board has approved a plan to close 10 schools and make other major changes, drawing some accusations of racism.
-
Charlotte man arrested in shooting death of 2-year-old
Charlotte police have arrested a man in the August shooting death of a 2-year-old boy as he sat in his stroller.
-
Harvey indicted in death of Valerie Hamilton
A Mecklenburg grand jury on Monday indicted Michael Neal Harvey for murder in connection with the September death of the Concord police chief's daughter.
-
Most in Carolinas still feel charitable
Laura and Joe Diviney cut their spending dramatically after she lost her job this spring. Then he ended up in a wheelchair after a fall.
-
Police chase suspects after car break-ins at Concord Mills
Officers with Concord and Charlott-Mecklenburg Police chased suspects Thursday morning after a series of a car break-ins at Concord Mills.
-
NC student faces charges over exploding pen
A North Carolina teenager who authorities say brought an exploding pen to his school is in jail after his home was emptied of explosive chemicals easily found at pharmacies and hardware stores.
-
Bank of America vows to resist calls for loan buybacks
Addressing the latest hot-button issue in the nation's housing crisis, Bank of America chief executive Brian Moynihan on Tuesday pledged to resist investors who want banks to buy back potentially defective mortgage loans.
-
Kannapolis man arrested on 1981 rape charge
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police arrested a Kannapolis man in connection with a rape committed 29 years ago.
-
Man dead after shootout with Charlotte police
A man who traded gunfire with Charlotte police and then barricaded himself in his home is dead.
-
Duke Energy can use trees for power plant fuel
Duke Energy will be able to use whole trees harvested for power plant fuel, the N.C. Utilities Commission says.
-
Suspect in UNCC student death dies before trial
A man accused in the strangling death of a University of North Carolina Charlotte student has died the day before his trial.
-
NC AG investigating 15 lenders over foreclosures
North Carolina's attorney general is investigating the state's 15 largest mortgage lenders, questioning them about procedures used in foreclosure.
-
Levine Foundation donates $20 million dollars for cancer institute
Carolinas HealthCare System announced Monday a major new weapon in the fight against cancer — a $20 million donation from the Leon Levine Foundation.
-
Another DWI charge for Panthers WR Dwayne Jarrett
Carolina Panthers receiver Dwayne Jarrett has been arrested on a charge of driving while impaired for the second time in less than three years, authorities said.
-
4 adults, 4 children hurt in bus-SUV crash in NC
Four children and four adults have been hurt after a sports utility vehicle collided with a preschool bus in Charlotte.
Deal of the Day
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
