Federal immigration authorities expand enforcement action in North Carolina, targeting Raleigh and Charlotte. Crackdown sparks fierce objections.

U.S. immigration agents arrested more than 130 people in a weekend sweep through North Carolina’s largest city, a federal official said Monday, as the governor warned that the crackdown is simply ...

OFFICERS RESPONDED TO A CALL ON NORTH PATTERSON AVENUE NEAR AKRON DRIVE AND REYNOLDS BOULEVARD AROUND 930. THAT’S WHERE THEY ...

A planned protest at East Mecklenburg High School fizzled out on Monday after a principal warned family members that students ...

Legends Ice Cream & Snacks, a Latin ice cream shop in East Charlotte, is among the businesses closing indefinitely during U.S ...

Charlotte's mayor told ABC News that city officials are frustrated over the lack of transparency and a lack of communication ...

Federal immigration authorities will expand their enforcement action in North Carolina to Raleigh, the mayor said, while ...

Willy Aceituno, a Charlotte resident, is disputing claims made by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) regarding the ...

Federal agents swept into Charlotte, North Carolina, on Saturday, escalating Trump’s widening immigration crackdown and ...

The popular Charlotte bakery closed due to safety concerns. Two days later, a crowd gathered to declare the city a place of ...

The DHS responded to coverage by The Charlotte Observer on X. But Aceituno said its version of events is wrong.