Symptoms include fatigue, cough, sore throat and fever, spreading through airborne respiratory droplets
Nov 4, 2024
City could be forced to pay $2,500 per occurrance, but it is appealing the ruling
Plus: The news of the week — City attorney faces ouster; CMS enrollment remains stable; Remembering a beloved UNC Charlotte music director; Hot furniture trends in High Point
Nov 2, 2024
Plus: Missing person count decreases; About 1,600 customers without power; More Blue Ridge Parkway sections open; Bear activity expected to increase; ‘Miracle cat’ returns home
Nov 1, 2024
Charlotte FC hosts first MLS playoff game and must beat Orlando for a chance to advance; Smith voices displeasure after playmaker Pep Biel's appeal denied; assistant coach Kah leaving, and more
Plus: City settles 2017 police shooting lawsuit; CMS enrollment stays flat; city attorney entitled to $145,000 if he's forced out; Jon Bon Jovi to appear at Charlotte rally on Saturday
Council members offered City Attorney Patrick Baker the option to step down next year or receive a lump sum payment, WFAE reported
New numbers show enrollment rose slightly but is still below its peak
Plus: How Vanguard bought Centene campus; Crate & Barrel on the move?; More hospitals cancel medical debts; Mountain Christmas traditions; Knights attendance falls; New job for TV host
Oct 30, 2024
Vanguard dishes on Centene purchase; New home for Crate & Barrel?; New uptown office vacancy numbers; land deals
Plus: Candlelight vigil in Asheville honors victims; More towns reopen to tourists; 2nd round of chemical treatment at reservoir; Concert food drive collects over 3 tons
Oct 29, 2024
Also remembered: A church music director and longtime piano teacher; a periodontist in Charlotte for 36 years; an artist and mentor to inner city students in Charlotte
Patients can now sell their homes without worrying about liens from medical debts
Plus: Council minutes complete through 2022; Concert raises $24.5M for storm relief; American tests tech that stops boarding too early; Pineville Toys 'R' Us revived; Toppman reviews '1984'
Oct 28, 2024
Plus: Death total rises to 98; Video shows North Fork Reservoir spillways preventing ‘catastrophic’ flooding; Nonprofit begins river cleanup
Oct 27, 2024
'1984' is on stage at Theatre Charlotte, 501 Queens Road, through Nov. 10
Plus: The news of the week — City shelves bus center plans; Big uptown benefit concert today; Aldersgate issues inspire new rules; Luxury services aimed at new parents
Oct 26, 2024
Plus: Buncombe overcounts deaths; Section of Blue Ridge Parkway reopens; ‘Concert for Carolina’ kicks off tomorrow; Checking in on mountain wildlife
Oct 25, 2024
Plus: Urso amped to play former team; MLS mulling big changes to calendar; advancing Charlotte FC's Round One Best-of-Three opener vs. Orlando on Sunday night
Plus: How to avoid long early voting lines; Northwood buys apartment tower; NoDa establishes guidelines on street vending; City shelves bus station overhaul; Fire closes Bridges BBQ
Charlotte is seeing a wave of new high-end services aimed at supporting parents during the challenging early months and years of parenthood
Plus: Regulators envision new rules inspired by Aldersgate; Village Tavern closes in SouthPark; Toppman reviews '& Juliet'; Mental health concerns in the mountains; Charlotte Catholic bullying
Oct 23, 2024
'& Juliet' runs through Sunday at the Belk Theater
Plus: Demand for wells increases; Buncombe County Schools to reopen Friday; Canton mill sale in limbo; Channing Tatum surprises relief volunteers in Asheville
Oct 22, 2024
Also remembered: A Charlotte artist who died in the western NC flooding; the founder and coach of the tennis team at Queens University; an accomplished equestrian and piano teacher
