Charlotte employment lawyers say companies have plenty of questions about proposed ban on noncompetes
May 3, 2024
Space is tight for youth games and practices, leagues say
Let's examine how other countries handle traffic, parking, scooters and pedestrian safety
May 2, 2024
Plus: Charlotte mourns officers, and how to help; Governor says gambling tax structure unfair; Lawsuit filed over Pineville substation; Toppman reviews 'Mrs. Doubtfire'
May 1, 2024
Cooper says it's "not fair" to pay taxes on winnings without the ability to deduct losses
Town says substation is needed to prevent blackouts; resident says town can't take land
The national tour of the musical "Mrs. Doubtfire" runs through May 5 at Belk Theater
South Charlotte neighborhoods are seeking ways to prevent higher-density housing in light of new development rules
Also remembered: The former principal of Dilworth Elementary School; a lawyer and advocate for Habitat of Humanity; musician and award-winning musical director of theater production of 'Foxfire'
Apr 30, 2024
8 law enforcement officers shot, as marshals tried to serve a warrant
Apr 29, 2024
Plus: Symphony hits the road; 4 CLT flights under $100; Charlotte music can 'rival every city'; Checkers' season ends; Sunday ABC sales unlikely; Join us for awards party
More CSO Roadshow performances are scheduled for May 5 and June 21
Student internships, like one I completed as part of the Mayor's Youth Employment Program, are great ways to explore possible careers and types of work environments
Plus: Top news of the week — Camp North End investor seeks exit; UNC reconsiders application requirements; Replacement ordered for Mecklenburg chief judge; Surprise tax on gambling
Apr 27, 2024
Plus: Judge says UNC Chapel Hill expulsion lawsuit can continue; Camp North End investor seeks exit; N.C. gambling tax update; Panthers draft star wide receiver; Pakistani ambassador visits
Apr 26, 2024
English right back Nathan Byrne is a vocal leader on the field and private off of it. In a wide-ranging Q&A, he shares glimpses into his gamble to come to MLS, plus previewing Saturday vs. NYCFC
'They treat it as not just some sort of quick, clean process, but a form of art'
Project is pushed back to the 2030s or later
Apr 25, 2024
Shorenstein Properties seeks to sell 90% stake in 5 office/retail buildings totaling 380,000 square feet
Apr 24, 2024
Plus: Early voting for runoff starts tomorrow; Developer suggests 'dynamite' for empty uptown towers; Pineville social district open for business; N.C. effect of new noncompete rule; New top judge
Sports gamblers in N.C., even those who lose money, could get socked with unexpected taxes
Also remembered: A champion for sustainable building; a construction company founder and singer in a gospel quartet; former president of the Charlotte Association of Realtors
Apr 23, 2024
Plus: Changing prom trends; Answering a reader question on clearing customs at CLT; Cotham named to leadership post as legislators return to Raleigh; New Cheslie Kryst memoir
Apr 22, 2024
Checking in with local retailers on the 2024 prom scene
Hospital systems are consolidating. But studies show meager benefits for patients.
