Federal regulators lift asset cap on Charlotte's No. 2 employer after fake-accounts scandal
Jun 4, 2025
Paul Metto's Boathouse Bar opened 2 weeks ago — what's it like?
Coinbase takes biggest chunk of new office tower yet; Plus: Inside The Moxy, top building permits from May, land deals
Jun 3, 2025
A panel of local cybersecurity experts share practical steps to guard against falling victim to scammers
Plus: Council members mostly silent on chief settlement vote; 3 tips to avoid being cyber-scammed; Entrepreneur Grace Weisiger on podcast; Paul Simon closing women's store; The Pearl opens
Jun 2, 2025
Plus: Teen talk on relationships; The news of the week — Ardrey Kell principal retires unexpectedly; Brown 'still fighting' after indictment; UNC Charlotte denies DEI claims; New Publix opens
May 31, 2025
CLT Beer vendors headed to Germany for Champions League, advancing Toronto and more
May 30, 2025
Plus: Ledger's Cristina Bolling to depart; St. Matthew to get new pastor after Vatican inquiry of former pastor; 'Shucked' review; George Shinn on landing Hornets; AK principal retires
Bolling wraps up 5 years at The Ledger and 25 years in local news
As evidence mounts for the drugs’ broader health benefits, more insurers are weighing expanded coverage, experts say
'Shucked' runs through June 1 at Belk Theater, 130 N. Tryon St.
May 29, 2025
Plus: All Latin Masses move to Mooresville; Analysis of police chief settlement revelations; N.C.'s 'godfather of craft beer' passes away; Ledger welcomes new staffer; Charlotte loses CIAA bid
May 28, 2025
New director of business development
From 7 to 150+ teams in N.C. in 4 years
Also remembered: Owner of the Bonterra restaurant; a former state legislator for Charlotte; a longtime administrative assistant at Idlewild Elementary
May 27, 2025
Nourish your brain with podcasts from The Charlotte Ledger
May 25, 2025
5 things that have gone wrong during 5-loss tailspin, plus Agyemang, Ream call-ups to USMNT, advancing Saturday's Columbus game and more
May 23, 2025
Plus: Giraffe mystery at Anne Springs Close Greenway; Peacock sworn in on City Council; WFAE's Marshall Terry on the early-morning lifestyle; Manufacturer to add 325 jobs in Steele Creek
Plus: Judges convinced by Meck Dec evidence; Ballantyne Bowl adds parking fees; Whispers on new furniture store, SouthPark apartments; Peacock returns; State auditor to probe chief's settlement
May 21, 2025
Fees designed to ensure there's parking for customers, site's developer says
N.C.'s chief justice and 2 federal judges heard high schoolers debate the authenticity of the Meck Dec
Sewing enthusiasts are in a bind as retail shops shut and online options can be inadequate
Also remembered: A Holocaust survivor and contributor to the Jewish community; first lady at Shiloh Institutional Baptist; an arts collector and patron; a coach at Central Piedmont Community College
May 20, 2025
Plus: Office-to-apartments in SouthPark; Purebred dog haven eyed for apartments in Steele Creek; Clues on uptown grocery store identity; South End's 110 East signs big tenant; Plaza-Midwood sale
The Ledger will live-stream today's ceremony marking the 250th anniversary of the Meck Dec 🇺🇸
