Why’s It Taking So Long for Charlotteans to Get COVID-19 Results Back?
An explainer
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How a Charlotte Attorney Who Can’t Type Wrote Her Debut Novel
Book published 61 years after Leslie Hooton's stroke at birth
Outmanned Old Party: The GOP in Charlotte, Past and Present
Not long ago, the Republican Party was a political force here, exerting influence on budgets and policies even when they lacked majorities on the City Council and county commission. Those days have gone, and plans for the 2020 Republican convention collapsed. What happened—and what might make the pendulum swing back?
Where to Buy Masks In and Near Charlotte
From team stores to boutiques
Frequently Asked Questions About N.C.'s Mask Mandate
Governor's executive order goes into effect today at 5 p.m.
Fourth of July Events Around Charlotte: 2020
Both in-person and virtual events are offered across the region
COVID-19 in Charlotte: A Timeline [Updated]
Day by day, where we’ve been and where we are
North Carolina Isn’t Moving Into Phase 3 This Week; Masks Now Required by Order
Gov. Roy Cooper announced today that the state will not move into Phase 3 of his reopening plan, pausing at “Safer At Home Phase 2 for another three weeks.” Cooper also announced that face coverings will now be required in…
Neighborhood Spotlight: Staying at Home in Plaza Shamrock
A look inside the diverse community on Charlotte's east side
GALLERY: Community Responds to Early Monday Shooting on Beatties Ford Road
3 dead and at least 11 injured in incident
A Veteran Reporter on His Young Son’s Battle with Cancer
Six-year-old Liam Flynn charged headfirst after life. In October 2018, he complained of sharp pains in his stomach and back. Over the next 18 months, he and his family would learn about perseverance and pain, love and acceptance, and saving yourself by serving others
Father’s Day 2020 Deals Across Charlotte
Give Dad a day to remember with one of these local deals and specials
How Bombshelves Expanded Out of Vintage Furniture
Amanda Moody, the local artist behind a mural at CLT, finds peace in the process
A Charlotte Doctor on the Day-to-Day Reality of COVID-19
A glimpse inside Carolinas Medical Center with a three-time Top Doctor
A Guide to Visiting Charlotte-Area Lakes During Phase 2
Including Lake Norman, Lake Wylie, and Lake Lure
Without Warning, Panthers Remove Jerry Richardson Statue
Team cites public safety concerns after nearly two weeks of George Floyd protests
My Best Friend Died.
Alison Schwartz was a relentless gift-giver, a rising star in her work, the life of any gathering. COVID-19 took her away.
City Council Bans Purchase of Chemical Agents Used by CMPD
Highly anticipated meeting took place during 11th night of protests in Charlotte
Paul Hastings’ Paintings Invite Young Patients to Places Beyond Hospital Walls
His works appear inside Levine Children's, CaroMont Regional Medical Center, and other places across the region
A CMPD Tweet That Caused Its Own, Less Explosive Confrontation
“We stand by every syllable.”
GALLERY: Mayor Vi Lyles, Council Members Join Protesters on a Walk in Uptown
Photographer Logan Cyrus captures some surprising moments Wednesday evening
What Charlotte’s RNC Contract Says About Cancellation
3 potential points of conflict if the GOP heads to another city
Drive-In Concert Series Coming to The Music Yard at SouthBound
South End series expects 100 per concert
A Conversation With the 16-Year-Old From That Video
“Mr. Hayes came up to me, and he showed me a better way.”
The Man at the Center of That Viral Exchange on I-277
Ed.: Read an interview with the 16-year-old, Raymon Curry, here. Early Saturday afternoon, a demonstration that began in uptown moved onto Interstate 277. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police eventually guided protesters off the overpass without serious incident. But before then, near the Fourth…
GALLERY: Inside the Weekend's George Floyd Protests in Charlotte
Photographer Logan Cyrus documents a night of demonstrations in the city for the magazine
City, County Declare State of Emergency Over George Floyd Protests
This is the second since March, on a day when new cases were the highest yet for the state
