Plus: Follow storm developments and aftermath with Ledger live blog; the news of the week
Jan 24, 2026
Plus: Full storm coverage on Ledger blog; 2 measles cases confirmed in Mecklenburg; Eastover's views on Manor Theatre redevelopment; Former council members join lobbying firm
Jan 23, 2026
One adult and one unvaccinated child are isolating at home, health officials said
Nonstop from Charlotte to Abu Dhabi begins March 20, earlier than initially planned
Introducing 'Charlotte Weather Watch' — a live blog
Jan 22, 2026
Plus: What’s next for Brookhill Village; Charlotte office market outlook; Apartments, retail for South End site; Eighty Eights owner behind new venue?; North Meck shifts into its next phase
Jan 21, 2026
Former council members say they hope to help Charlotte businesses navigate government regulations and policy
Plus: Forecasters warn of risk of major ice storm; Legion safety manager sues brewery; Toppman reviews 'Spamalot'; Discussion on aging loved ones; Antisemitic materials at Shalom Park
The show runs through Tuesday (Jan. 27) at Belk Theater, 130 N. Tryon St.
Help us find and celebrate people in our midst who are improving life in Charlotte — and who are aged 40+
Jan 20, 2026
Also remembered: A teacher at Rama Road and Merry Oaks elementary schools; a longtime piano and organ teacher; a city attorney and jogger; the owner of a toxicology business and a ranked tennis player
Cites falling rods, canning-line injuries, improperly stored equipment
Plus: Top news of the week — Manor Theatre to be redeveloped; Monks' peace walk reaches Charlotte; Elon announces new law school; Airport raises parking rates; New LendingTree CEO shares his story
Jan 17, 2026
U.S. Men's National Team midfielder Luca de la Torre is most notable new addition, plus Charlotte FC signs new left back, welcomes return of Pep Biel and inks new practice jersey partnership.
Jan 16, 2026
Plus: Historic status could alter I-77 plans; Luxury brands leave SouthPark; Monks in Charlotte; Airport raises parking rates; Manor Theatre to be redeveloped; Health director resigns; Stamos spotted
Two west Charlotte neighborhoods are seeking historic designation, which would require a federal review of the I-77 express lanes expansion project
Scott Peyree on the Charlotte tech company's future
A proposed project at the Eastover retail property would transform the Providence Road corridor
Jan 14, 2026
Plus: Luxury retail brand out at SouthPark; A small business' path to Eastland; Another steakhouse coming to uptown?; Charlotte a hot market for institutional investors; Ivey’s penthouse for sale
Plus: Elon announces Charlotte law school; What to know about measles; Review of 'Renaissance' Mint exhibit; New England royalty's local roots; City backs transit authority; Buddhist Monks on the way
The school is expected to open by fall 2027, starting with 75 students
North Carolina has 5 confirmed cases, with over 300 across state lines in Spartanburg, SC
‘Renaissance, Romanticism and Rebellion’ runs through Feb. 22 at the Mint Museum Uptown, 500 S. Tryon St.
Jan 13, 2026
Also remembered: Founder of J.R. Cole Industries; a lawyer and advocate for feeding the hungry in Charlotte; an interpreter at CLT
Sarah Taylor says in court papers that she separated immediately after learning of her husband’s arrest
Jan 12, 2026
