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First step to new Panthers home? Plans for 55-acre site on Morehead Street still have 'many moving parts,' lawyer says. But rezoning filing would allow…
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Plus: Atrium Health limiting non-essential surgeries; Improve your listening skills; Land deals in Myers Park and Dilworth; Hair discrimination outlawe…
Jan 20
Help us find and celebrate people all over Charlotte who are making our city a better place.
Jan 18
Plus: Recapping a busy week — Mecklenburg Covid directive, school closures, sports seasons halted, vaccine distribution changes, longtime council membe…
Jan 16
Plus: Plans scuttled for 15-story SouthPark apartment tower; New police station in Ballantyne; Organization tips from a pro; New Panthers suites; Gasto…
Jan 15
N.C. alters guidelines for vaccine distribution to include nearly 80,000 older Mecklenburg residents — but appointments for shots are hard to come by
Jan 14
At a sometimes testy and emotional meeting, board votes 8-1 to send K-5 back on Feb. 15 and grades 6-12 back on Feb. 22 — if Covid is under control; pa…
Jan 14
Museums and county's aquatic center are closing temporarily, and CMS is expected to go all-virtual today. But most businesses appear unaffected by heal…
Jan 14 1
Gibbie Harris says she's pleased with 'angst and concern' about Tuesday's announcement because it means people are paying attention; 'People have to ma…
Jan 13 5
Plus: Understanding new health department 'directive'; Centene wants futuristic driverless shuttle in UCity; Tommy Tomlinson's writing tips; Kings Driv…
Jan 13
Emergency meeting called for Thursday morning, board chairwoman says, following Mecklenburg health department recommendation to stay closed
Jan 13
Democrat James Mitchell, first elected in 1999, steps down after being named to head a construction company with city contracts
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Jan 11
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