Plus: previewing Saturday's game at Bank of America vs. D.C. United
Aug 21, 2026
Plus: Bechtler makes rare move of buying a painting; Ballantyne developer dishes on The Bowl; Concerns at SouthPark swim club; Uptown food sales halted at midnight
A new donor fund is helping the museum expand its permanent collection
Flock cameras are spreading faster than laws can keep up
Plus: Plaza Midwood rezoning moves step forward; Where Charlotte ranks on new CRE index; Uptown landlord touts leasing activity; Camp North End development; Lower South End rezoning petition; Historic transmission site up for sale; Berewick tenants
Aug 19, 2026
Plus: Crystal Hill says she's focused on back to school; SCarowinds to add Jason from 'Friday the 13th'; Toppman on Bechtler exhibit; Digital driver's licenses on the way
Despite city's recent run of economic development wins, job market remains tough for some
River's Story of Relentless Hope
Aug 18, 2026
'Collection, Reframed: Jiha Moon' runs through Nov. 9 at the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, 420 S. Tryon St.
Parents are suing the private school after their children were kicked out in 2021
Aug 17, 2026
Book-to-screen adaptions are driving waitlist lengths at local libraries
Local vinyl, film businesses have noticed a spike in sales among younger generations
Plus: Charlotte Latin lawsuit moves forward; Queen City Nerve shuts down; How Hollywood has influenced library waitlists; Q&A with Charlotte FC's new French winger; Carowinds finishes new 100-foot water ride drop tower
Alternative newspaper cites failed sale and mounting financial pressures
Options still abound, even as restaurant prices rise
Aug 15, 2026
Plus: Top news of the week
SouthPark Church sold most of its campus in 2018 to become a mixed-used development
Aug 14, 2026
The NoDa concert venue was closed for two months for upgrades
CMPD has proposed a 9 p.m. curfew in response to recent 'teen takeovers'
Plus: Charlotte FC resumes MLS schedule vs. Columbus
Plus: CMPD pushes for teen curfew; Neighborhood Theatre unveils renovations; Toppman reviews 'Million Dollar Quartet'; Mecklenburg sues Brooklyn Village developer; Nearly $6.5B spent by tourists; Airport proposes people mover; DaBaby sells crib
The musical runs through Aug. 23 at the Cain Center in Cornelius
Crime perceptions and other challenges continue to weigh on the city's transit recovery
Aug 13, 2026
Plus: ‘Boutique’ office sale; More details about planned South End hotel; CRE leaders on career lessons; Lower South End condos; Uptown office building sale; New Lowes Foods store for Charlotte?
Aug 12, 2026
Opposition group says they felt blindsided by DYSA's plans to convert park green space into fields