If you are running in Around the Crown this weekend, the Charlotte Area Transit System wants to give you a ride.
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Like any big event, a typical road race can lead to a lot of waste -- there are thousands of race bibs for the runners, the food wrappers and banana peels filling the trash cans at the finish line, and the paper cups at every water stop.
Fort Mill homeowners got the opportunity to tell U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman, R-District 15, that they are frustrated about plans for a solar panel plant in their community.
She packs the backpacks into the vehicle, makes sure there are plenty of accessible snacks and water in the pockets, makes sure everyone’s strapped in and has their helmet, then she pedals off.
On Saturday, the Greater Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ held a cookout and backpack giveaway.
Another massive clean energy project is coming to North Carolina.
A handful of companies have announced nearly $35 billion in investments in the Carolinas in the two years since President Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act.
After severe weather strikes and homeowners sort through the aftermath, they often see their insurance skyrocket or they’re getting dropped altogether.
The low-lying city of Charleston can flood even on sunny days at high tide, so with the threat of 10-20 inches of rain along the South Carolina coast from Tropical Storm Debby, the risk to life and property is at a near-historic high.
Researchers have been finding microplastics that are nearly impossible to see in almost every water source across the country.