The longtime photographer and arts advocate saw beauty in whatever she encountered

On January 20, a jury in U.S. District Court found that Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools did not act with deliberate indifference in the handling of a former Myers Park High student’s report of sexual assault by another student in 2015. That is…

Charlotte FC’s first season was filled with joy: the national anthem moment at the first home game, the raucous crowds, the jubilation after the Chelsea FC win. But Thursday morning, the club announced news of the death of defender Anton…

This new annual publication will be polybagged with Charlotte magazine's April issue

Charlotte native, South Meck alumna turned grief into fuel for a pioneering career

What will it take for Charlotte to once again welcome everyone home?

It used to fall here at least a few times a year. Brad Panovich explains why that's likely over

Charlotte joins four other cities in a grant program— from a big bank!—to boost diverse small-business owners

The Peruvian-born, Charlotte-based pro creates custom gowns for socialites, brides, and celebrities around the globe

Each month, we throw a dart at a map and write about where it lands. Here are 12 short stories from this year, from January to December

Last year, Boardroom Socks CEO Nathan James noticed something unusual at the Granite Falls warehouse where his company’s high-end dress socks are manufactured. “I see, kind of in the corner, just a giant pile of our merchandise,” he says. The…

Tongues that wagged and lips that flapped in the splatter zone

A Charlotte mental health counselor accidentally became a plant influencer—and found community—during the pandemic

From party life to party lines, the longtime Observer reporter and political consultant looks for opportunities to bring Charlotte’s diverse residents together

What it takes to pull off this regional tradition at Charlotte Motor Speedway

Meet Margo Scurry and a collection amassed over 29 years