Available land dries up. Housing prices soar. New city regulations encourage density. People hate yard work. All propel a dominant trend in Charlotte real estate.

This spring, the city begins work on a 4.5-acre urban park on the old Eastland Mall site, in one of Charlotte’s most diverse areas. The park, designed for the future, will also nod to a once-glorious past.

April is for foodies in the Queen City

The organization provides an extended family to young LGBTQ people

Even after 40-plus years making music, the audacity of Hope Nicholls blasts from the speakers

A Q&A with Real Housewives of New York alum Luann de Lesseps ahead of her Countess Cabaret at The Filmore on March 22

Girlhood Charlotte and Growing Our Girls make room for uneasy talks about menstruation

Celebrate food, drink, music, and more with these festivals in Charlotte this spring.

The UNC Charlotte professor develops a holistic program for mental health providers

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Blair Hayes has amassed a hefty waitlist for her natural result aesthetic

Bills spike after diagnoses. Go Jen Go eases financial strain so patients can focus on their health

We’ve lived in a high-tech world for years, but new advancements in artificial intelligence have further eroded the line between humans and machines. Do we welcome our new AI overlords? Do we have a choice?

North Carolina is one of the nation’s most gerrymandered states. Here’s what to know and what you can do

She ran for a state Senate seat in one of North Carolina’s most gerrymandered districts knowing she didn’t stand a chance.

A call for less screen time and more “big round hours”

Charlotte's assorted and mostly underground population of occultists works to summon self-empowerment, community, and acceptance—and retain its mystery

Stay warm while learning a new culinary or artistic skill

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