YMCA leaders defend the unexpected sale while the church begins a major fundraising effort
Jun 19, 2026
The Tony-winning musical runs through June 28 in Duke Family Performance Hall on the Davidson College campus
Jun 18, 2026
Playing catch-up after generations of growth
District conducting investigation into 'administrative and operational oversight'
Jun 17, 2026
Plus: YMCA to sell Morrison YMCA in Ballantyne; Homebuilders eyeing apartment amenities, New growth numbers incoming, Matthews eyes development changes to allow pickleball
Cogdell, Cook, Harrington, Mitchell, Theodros
Plus: The 6 who could be mayor; Charlotte job creation; New podcast episode on Charlotte food scene; Truist names new CEO; CMS settles spirit rock lawsuit; Jelly Roll praises Novant
In their own words, in text and video
Jun 16, 2026
Local nonprofits, volunteers and the people they serve are feeling the financial strain
Plus: Club West Brewing agrees to ABC fine; Canes win Cup; Why library bookshelves are thinner than usual; Mayoral applicant includes kabob grilling photo; Pricey Counter- dinner; World Cup guide
Jun 15, 2026
County ranks among the state's leaders in access to cool air
Library says book supply issues have largely been resolved
Brewery to pay $500 fine after missing required state filings
The 10- to 12-course dinner includes caviar and champagne
Food writer Kristen Wile breaks down what’s changed and what’s next for Charlotte's culinary scene
Jun 13, 2026
Plus: Top news of the week — Inside Charlotte's data center pause; 10 things to know for the World Cup; 8 local companies on Fortune 500; Military World Games coming to Carolinas
Live music doesn’t have to be expensive
Primer for the world's premier soccer tournament coming to the Americas through mid-July, with a crash course on the U.S. men's national team; plus Charlotte FC poised to sign French winger
Jun 12, 2026
Plus: Liquor suppliers rumble with N.C. ABC Commission over price drops; High-end housing hangs on; Mayor replacement contest heads toward finale; Real Estate Whispers; World Cup guide
Plus: City’s planning director has bold population prediction for Charlotte; New life for building near Blue Line station?; Plaza Midwood uproar; Analysis of data center moratorium; Opportunity Zone deadline extended; Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. buys area distribution center
Jun 10, 2026
Plus: City passes budget with tax increase; Red-light camera plan detailed; Venues chosen for Military Games; Log flume ride for Carowinds; Mayor candidates; Last day of school today
A moratorium — once a nonstarter in Charlotte — has been put in place for data center development for 150 days
Expected to draw more than 11,000 participants
Plus: Toll lanes planned for Independence; Readers weigh in on 'The Charlotte Way'; Toppman reviews Bechtler exhibition; 8 local companies on Fortune 500; Inmate dies in Mecklenburg jail; Area parks rank 90 out of 100; American suspends two routes
Jun 8, 2026
'David McGee: The Griot and the Nightingale' runs through Aug. 23 at the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, 420 S. Tryon St.
