[ad_1] CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The sun was barely even up, but educators across North Carolina were already making their voices heard on Wednesday. “Teachers who…
[ad_1] CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Most children born during the COVID pandemic are now in their first year of school, often being referred to as…
[ad_1] CHARLOTTE, N.C. — When shopping this holiday season, consider shopping small. Ari Green, founder of D’ara Cosmetics, said she’s spent over a decade…
[ad_1] CHARLOTTE, N.C. — It’s been one month since Hurricane Melissa wreaked havoc on the Caribbean islands, and the people there still need support. Lincoln…
[ad_1] CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Thanksgiving morning typically starts with the smells of a home cooked meal but for those facing food insecurity it can…
[ad_1] CHARLOTTE, N.C. — An issue at the center of this government shutdown is extending the enhanced premium subsidies for Affordable Care Act insurance plans.…
[ad_1] CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Hurricane Melissa has unleashed widespread devastation across the Caribbean as one of the most powerful hurricanes ever recorded in the area.…
[ad_1] CHARLOTTE, N.C. — In recent weeks, mortgage rates have gotten to their lowest level in about a year, according to mortgage finance agency Freddie…
[ad_1] CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A new psychiatry program launched in Mecklenburg County called Wellness Without Walls. It’s led by the United Way of Greater…
[ad_1] CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Immigration courts across the country remain open during the government shutdown, including in Charlotte, which is the only immigration court…
[ad_1] For some people, over-the-counter medications can be not only unaffordable, but also out of reach. That’s why NC MedAssist is helping hundreds of…
[ad_1] Getting into the vacation rental business started off as a necessity for Ashley Harkrader. “I became a single mom in 2015, and I…