Plus: Immigration advocates say arrests are continuing in smaller numbers; Grieving Myers Park family offers thanks and advice; Atrium CEO's pay surges; Puppy rescued from burning house
Nov 26, 2025
CEO of Atrium Health's parent company gets 49% pay boost, new tax document shows
Charlotte’s immigrant community remains on high alert, even with fewer detentions, advocates say
Have the tough conversations, and check in with those around you.
Nov 25, 2025
Also remembered: An administrative assistant in CMS; pastor at Christ Lutheran Church; owner of All City Heat and Air
Plus: United CEO smack talks American; Potential land rush along future transit corridors; New podcast with Johnson & Wales president; Pups pose with Santa; 4 injured in Concord tree lighting shooting
Nov 24, 2025
Plus: Top news of the week — Border Patrol leaves Latino community on edge; Thanksgiving airport traffic down 10%; Westside backlash to I-77 expansion plans; Charlotte lands another HQ
Nov 22, 2025
Zoran Krneta signs new multi-year contract, Fuchs departs for England, plus 2026 MLS schedule released, implications of '27 schedule swap, Smith's offseason message to Zaha and more
Nov 21, 2025
Plus: Latino businesses still on edge; City distributes $1.7M in arts grants; Thanksgiving airport traffic down 10%; The Drum in Dilworth?; Riders not paying transit fares; Duke Energy rate hike
American reins in growth at its No. 2 hub
'They’re going to want to see that the agents have actually left'
Even legally documented patients are staying home, providers say
Grassroots groups say the grants fill critical needs
Residents object to road expansion through historic neighborhoods
Nov 20, 2025
Plus: Uptown site may soon undergo big transformation; Inside Charlotte’s Map Room; Highwoods buys again at Legacy Union; Another company to move from uptown to South End
Nov 19, 2025
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Plus: Latest updates on Border Patrol; Residents ask commissioners to push Atrium on housing promises; Judge questions lawyers’ AI-linked errors; Toppman reviews 'Sound of Music'; HQ for Charlotte
The Western District's chief judge orders Charlotte lawyers to a hearing
'The Sound of Music' runs through Nov. 23 at Belk Theater, 130 N. Tryon St.
Contract failed to reflect hospital's affordable housing pledges
Parts of east Charlotte shut like ‘the first week of Covid’
Also remembered: Longtime CMS English and ESL teachers; counselor and leader of the men's shelter; businesswoman and co-founder of Partners in Care of the Carolinas
Nov 18, 2025
Ledger members recommend 88 local nonprofits that could use your support
Nov 17, 2025
Plus: Border Patrol arrests dozens in Charlotte; 'Carolina Business Review' to go on sabbatical; Scout Motors posts jobs paying $100,000+; FAA lifts order that required major airports to cut flights
Auto maker plans 1,200 jobs at Plaza Midwood headquarters
