This story was updated at 8:20 p.m., March 2, 2021: Charlottes well-known Black-owned barbershop No Grease is losing its SouthPark mall space after setting up shop there less than two Click to Continue
An effort to approve a citywide plan shaping Charlottes growth that has been years in the making faced an unexpected setback this week. A majority of City Council members expressed Click to Continue
Thousands of people in Charlotte including law enforcement and restaurant workers will soon be eligible to get COVID-19 vaccines after Gov. Roy Cooper announced a change in schedule Click to Continue
Joel Odom Jr. ran for mayor in Charlotte, graduated high school, held public officials accountable and affected change in his community all while under the age of 22. Odom, Click to Continue
Mecklenburg County is opening up COVID-19 vaccine appointments for March 10 through March 31, the county said Tuesday. That means frontline essential workers in Group 3 are eligible to sign Click to Continue
Matt Dohertys REBOUND chronicles his journey after coaching the Tar Heels
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In a matter of seconds, a thief stole a tip jar from an unsuspecting small business, making off with the restaurant employees cash. Now, the community is rallying.