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Charlotte Observer slashes newsroom staff

Charlotte Observer slashes newsroom staff

Nearly 1/4 of staff laid off

Sep 10, 2026

The I-77 suspense is almost over

The I-77 suspense is almost over

A key Sept. 23 revote approaches

Sep 10, 2026

So who’s in charge here?

So who’s in charge here?

If citizens don’t know who’s in charge of what, casting an informed vote is tough

Sep 10, 2026

Office renewal sticker shock lies ahead

Office renewal sticker shock lies ahead

Plus: Why data center moratorium extension seems likely; Nuveen makes a new move; Skiptown franchisees sign lease for expansion; DaBaby waffle restaurant hits snag

Sep 9, 2026

‘Hell’s Kitchen’ brings Manhattan fire to Charlotte

‘Hell’s Kitchen’ brings Manhattan fire to Charlotte

The Alicia Keys musical runs through Sunday at Belk Theater, 130 N. Tryon St.

Sep 9, 2026

Charlotte’s roads not taken

Charlotte’s roads not taken

Plans are in motion to build more infrastructure, but it's been a bumpy ride

Sep 9, 2026

Atrium boosted executive compensation by 21% in 2025

Atrium boosted executive compensation by 21% in 2025

11 top execs earned between $906,000 and $5.2M, report says

Sep 8, 2026

Ways of Life: ‘She had it all, except for the years’

Ways of Life: ‘She had it all, except for the years’

Also remembered: A noted electrician and businessman; a longtime cafeteria training manager with CMS; an architect whose work can be seen across Charlotte

LockSimple

Sep 8, 2026

Charlotte Symphony renews its vows with Kwamé Ryan

Charlotte Symphony renews its vows with Kwamé Ryan

The music director has extended his contract through 2032

Sep 8, 2026

BREAKING: Hill says CMS investigation found no misuse of funds, conflicts

BREAKING: Hill says CMS investigation found no misuse of funds, conflicts

CMS superintendent breaks silence on personnel investigation

Sep 8, 2026

Always courting growth

Always courting growth

Can big-city Charlotte learn to be urban?

Sep 8, 2026

Almost a Big City

Almost a Big City

A Charlotte Ledger series on Charlotte's growth

Sep 8, 2026

Charlotte’s roads not taken

Charlotte’s roads not taken

Plans are in motion to build more infrastructure, but it's been a bumpy ride

Sep 8, 2026

So who’s in charge here?

So who’s in charge here?

If citizens don’t know who’s in charge of what, casting an informed vote is tough

Sep 8, 2026

The long neglect of Charlotte's parks

The long neglect of Charlotte's parks

Why the city's public green spaces have long been an afterthought

Sep 8, 2026

🎧 On the podcast: The complicated freedom of GLP-1s

🎧 On the podcast: The complicated freedom of GLP-1s

Writer Tommy Tomlinson discusses how GLP-1s are changing weight loss and his relationship with food

Sep 4, 2026

A bumpy start for CMS buses

A bumpy start for CMS buses

Parents say persistent bus delays, overcrowding and tracking issues are disrupting the start of the school year amid about 100 driver vacancies

Sep 4, 2026

Newsletter 9/4: A bumpy start for CMS buses

Newsletter 9/4: A bumpy start for CMS buses

Plus: Residential property values up 15%; Treasury secretary defends data centers in Charlotte speech; Atrium research lab; Bojangles Halloween commercial?; UNC football probe widens; DaBaby's waffles

Sep 4, 2026

Treasury secretary defends data centers, criticizes China

Treasury secretary defends data centers, criticizes China

Says tech industry has been ‘tone deaf’

Sep 2, 2026

Evaluating the reval

Evaluating the reval

Plus: Golf course revaluation; School plots expansion; Are Charlotte’s apartments getting bigger or smaller?; Developer buys land for mixed-use project; Historic site demoed for data center

Sep 2, 2026

Commissioners sign off to reopen county jail

Commissioners sign off to reopen county jail

The $3.2M plan to reopen Jail North stems from overcrowding at the central facility

Sep 2, 2026

Why American continues to cut flights from CLT

Why American continues to cut flights from CLT

American Airlines’ expansion in Chicago is coming largely at the expense of Charlotte

Sep 2, 2026

Newsletter 9/2: Why American continues to cut flights from CLT

Newsletter 9/2: Why American continues to cut flights from CLT

Plus: Commissioners sign off to reopen county jail; Local leaders consider homelessness consultant; 5 N.C. counties top job-creator list; Facing financial fears; BofA VP killed in Times Square; UNCC hits enrollment record

Sep 2, 2026

5 N.C. counties top job-creator list

5 N.C. counties top job-creator list

Mecklenburg ranked No. 26

Sep 1, 2026

Local leaders consider homelessness consultant

Local leaders consider homelessness consultant

A January review estimates 2,018 unhoused individuals in Charlotte

Sep 1, 2026

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