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‘Stereophonic’ finds gold in a drawn-out studio grind

This show runs through April 26 at Knight Theater, 430 S. Tryon St.

Apr 16, 2026

Car-free isn’t always carefree

Plus: Mass-timber office project; Diving into Charlotte’s Q1 office market; Rezoning filed for CLT’s front door; Scout Motors has a temporary Charlotte HQ office; Capital One Cafe’s Charlotte debut?

Apr 15, 2026

Gaston is widening a highway without tolls. Charlotte isn't.

Plus: A closer look at N.C. data centers

Apr 16, 2026

Airline merger talk: What it means for Charlotte

Plus: Hornets clinch thrilling victory in overtime; Data center regulations coming soon; Council divided over how to manage street vending; Why Charlotte's lack of identity could be an asset; Charlotte Ballet artistic director's vision; First budget for new transit sales tax

Apr 15, 2026

Ways of Life: A short life with a lot of sass

Also remembered: A director at the American Recorder Society; the founder of Dikadee’s Front Porch restaurant; an architect for a development firm

Apr 14, 2026

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Apr 13, 2026

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Apr 10, 2026

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Apr 9, 2026

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N.C. governor targets data center subsidies

State may be forgoing $50M+ a year through decades-old tax exemptions

Apr 13, 2026

N.C. governor targets data center subsidies

How realistic is 'The Pitt'?

Plus: Airport forecasts almost zero passenger growth; Toppman reviews Davidson 'Fact' play; City seeks teen employers; Guv suggests eliminating data center incentives; American raises bag fees

Apr 13, 2026

When the facts don't matter

'The Lifespan of a Fact' runs through April 26 at Armour Street Theatre in Davidson

Apr 13, 2026

9 things ‘The Pitt’ gets right, according to North Carolina ER workers

From packed waiting rooms to burnout, local ER workers say the show nails it

Apr 13, 2026

CLT passenger forecast stays flat after record-high crowds

Airport CFO says fewer passengers is both "good and bad"

Apr 13, 2026

CLT passenger forecast stays flat after record-high crowds

Summer jobs program seeks more employers for teens

Nearly 1,200 teens applied — now the city needs companies to hire them

Apr 13, 2026

Summer jobs program seeks more employers for teens

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Inside Sycamore: One employee shares his story

Staff at Sycamore Brewing have been caught in the middle of the high-profile arrest last month of one of its owners — and the fallout that's followed

Ways of Life: At Smokey Joe’s, Hooter found his place

Also remembered: A Spanish and American history teacher with CMS; the owner of Dreamscape Landscaping; a businesswoman active in fashion and society in Charlotte

Crunch time for American Airlines

Plus: Commission chair rejects Atrium board nominees; Wagyu war ahead?; Ledger announces 40 Over 40 nominees; UNC System raises in-state tuition; Charlotte FC offers $26 tickets; Petty Thieves sold

This critic can’t stand ridiculous ovation

Plus: The news of the week — Charlotte's ties to fatal plane crash; No city property tax hike this year; East Charlotte gears up for change; Lawmakers consider cell phone ban in schools

The (not-so) secret life of Myers Park dogs

Plus: New report on effects of rising housing costs; Contract to be awarded for South End-uptown pedestrian bridge; Charlotte FC broadcaster to depart; Deadly Pineville police shooting

Charlotte's best live music venues

Plus: Top news of the week— GOP grills sheriff at hearing; Former council member pleads guilty; Early voting begins; Moynihan pay rises to $41M; Catholic conversions on rise