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Economist John Connaughton, UNC Charlotte longest-serving faculty member, died at 78. He helped shape the…
Let’s be clear about the value of an American Airlines hub in Charlotte | Opinion
Charlotte economist: The broader case being made against the hub itself overlooks what the hub has meant for the Charlotte region. | Opinion
Banana Ball comes to Charlotte this week. Can I still get tickets?
Charlotte hosts Banana Ball World Tour games at Truist Field this June. Tickets are sold out; beware resale scams and learn about VIP options and livestreams.
Hough High rallies around football coach after cardiac arrest leaves him in ICU
Hough High’s assistant football coach Darius “Coach DJ” Jones in Charlotte ICU on ECMO after heart attack/cardiac arrest. How to donate to his GoFundMe.
Person dead in fatal west Charlotte shooting near home, CMPD investigating
CMPD is investigating a fatal shooting Wednesday afternoon in the 3970 block of Bristol Avenue on west Charlotte; one person was pronounced dead by MEDIC.
Three foals seen on remote NC island where food is growing scarce, park says
Shrinking herd of wild horses on North Carolina’s Shackleford Banks grows as three foals, National Park Service says. The herd is down to around 105 horses.
New takeout restaurant brings hot-and-ready protein bowls to uptown Charlotte
Dank Bowls has opened at The Alley at Latta Arcade in uptown Charlotte, offering frozen high-protein bowls for pickup or Sunday delivery.
New takeout restaurant brings hot-and-ready protein bowls to uptown Charlotte
Dank Bowls has opened at The Alley at Latta Arcade in uptown Charlotte, offering frozen high-protein bowls for pickup or Sunday delivery.
This Charlotte restaurant is a time machine, serving hungry diners since 1957
Step into Shuffletown Grill on Rozzelles Ferry Road for classic Charlotte comfort food since 1957, from livermush breakfasts to burgers and cheesesteaks.
Mallard Creek wins appeal, reinstated as NC state track co-champion after DQ
Mallard Creek won an appeal and will share the NCHSAA boys’ track title with Durham Jordan after Nyan Brown’s 1,600 relay DQ was overturned.
More NC school districts going ‘rogue’ to defy the calendar law. See which ones
A record 33 North Carolina school districts plan to start school in early August despite the state calendar law, prompting legal and local debate over enforcement.