Beverly Hills, Tiffany jewelry and gift cards: Credit card audit reveals questionable purchases at Aldersgate
Jun 3, 2024
N.C. Department of Insurance finds charges for travel, jewelry, employee meals and drinks
Jun 2, 2024
Plus: The news of the week — Silver Line cutback brings blowback; Police give report on deadly shootout; Charlotte's Chuck E. Cheese band rocks on; City's big breweries crank up production
Jun 1, 2024
Swiderski's future in flux as Agyemang and company struggle to score; plus Bender scores in return from surgery, Abada engagement, MLS All-Star voting and more
May 31, 2024
Plus: Plans for former Duke Energy HQ taking shape; new aviation museum opens Saturday; musician Loonis McGlohon memorialized in bronze; commissioners vote to lessen tax increase
Brooklyn & Church plans detailed, as efforts to win tax incentives continue
'North Carolina is first in flight, and we intend to play our part'
Plans to gut the eastern portion of the Silver Line could help the larger transit plan progress — but would leave a large portion of the county without rail
There's new progress on Charlotte's transit plan — but it's unlikely to fully fund all of the city's rail ambitions
May 30, 2024
Plus: Charlotte's Big 3 breweries continue cranking up production; Cost of City Council race topped $400K; Podcast on nonprofit tech; CMPD cites 7 for street takeovers; N.C. cheese-rolling champ
May 29, 2024
The Chuck E. Cheese on Pineville-Matthews Road in south Charlotte will soon be one of only 5 Chuck E. Cheese locations in the U.S. where visitors will be able to watch Munch’s Make Believe Band
Plus: Privett's new long-term contract, Swiderski's Italian job, Reus chances, viral video on mental health, previewing Philadelphia match and more
May 24, 2024
Plus: Isabella Santos Foundation expands; New ballfields aren't in proposed county budget; make the Charlotte Ledger podcast your weekend travel companion; Snoop Dogg
From better bus ticketing to ridges in sidewalks, there are plenty of ideas for improving how to get around in Charlotte
May 23, 2024
Plus: Independent Picture House to expand; Mecklenburg 'County Fair' starts Friday, but without livestock; Police have no complaints about social district; 'Whispers' column on UDO changes
May 22, 2024
New indoor play cafes where young children can explore while parents recharge with a coffee or snack are springing up around the area. Here's what they look like and where they're located.
City Council makes change to UDO; Providence Road developer might be willing to change plans; Dilworth Neighborhood Grille owner on Atrium construction; $97M distribution center sale
May 21, 2024
Also remembered: A church organist who ran a piano tuning and repair business; a college art teacher and reviewer; owner of Personally Yours boutique; the founder of Creative by Nature home store
Plus: Lifeguards return to the pool; Palisades lawsuit seeks documents from HOA; Republican officials take sides on Charlotte Latin lawsuit; Sports gambling sites win big; Med 'choo' sign goes up
May 20, 2024
Plus: The news of the week — UNC Chapel Hill cuts DEI funding; Charlotte CEOs get big raises; Autobell Car Wash tests automation; Apartment gyms bulk up
May 18, 2024
Plus Copetti bids Charlotte fans farewell, Westwood logging big minutes, late-night practice after midweek game, and advancing Saturday's game with L.A. Galaxy.
May 17, 2024
Plus: County manager says Mecklenburg economy has 'clearly slowed'; Autobell mulls self-pay system; Foundation for the Carolinas taps United Way CEO as president; 🎧 podcast on coaching and leadership
Charlotte cash wash chain experiments with self-pay; moves into Delaware
County Manager Dena Diorio says county tax revenues are increasing more slowly than usual
N.C. law restricts state funding for bike lanes and pedestrian projects
May 16, 2024
