Four Downs With Panthers Long Snapper J.J. Jansen
Back by popular demand, but without his punting buddy.
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LISTEN: #DiscussCLT Podcast: Episode 8
Keith Cradle talks getting involved with the community
Opinion: A Tale of Two Chiefs
On Tuesday, we saw two heads of law enforcement handling two situations in tellingly different ways.
Opinion: ‘Pizzagate’ Hits Home
In a sense, the Rowan County man at the gun's end of ‘Pizzagate’ is a victim, too.
In Defense of Cam Newton’s Turtleneck
OF ALL THE THINGS Cam Newton has worn, it’s amusing that a turtleneck—the patron saint of nerdy ‘90s middle schoolers—got him in trouble. The Panthers quarterback traveled to Seattle for Sunday night’s primetime game against the Seahawks wearing a black…
Last Call with Ron Stodghill: 'The Ache for Home'
After Keith Scott, some tough questions for Charlotte
How Close is Charlotte to Ending Homelessness?
Two years ago, city leaders set out on a mission to end chronic homelessness by the end of 2016. It was an ambitious goal—one very few cities in the country have even considered. So, how close are we?
Christmas Outings for Charlotte Families
For a holiday treat that requires no wrapping, park your family in uptown
Opinion: This Could Change Everything
The courts have issued huge corrective rulings on North Carolina's gerrymandering before. This is the most important one.
A Result with No Ending
The DA’s decision to not press charges against the officer who shot Keith Scott doesn’t bring closure to the problems that surround it
Opinion: Keith Scott Decision a Hard, Right Call
The District Attorney's decision not to charge a police officer in the September 20 shooting death of Keith Scott was the proper one. Charlotte now has other choices to make about its immediate and long-term future.
DA: No Charges in Scott Shooting
Mecklenburg County prosecutor says CMPD officer 'acted lawfully'
Vi Lyles Goes All In
The mayor pro tem helped craft a new agenda for Charlotte after the Keith Scott shooting in September. Will it help?
Betty and Lucille: A 70-Year-Old Friendship
A bond that started at one of Charlotte’s segregated drugstore lunch counters
Bright Lights, Big Cause on Hillside Avenue
Holiday display is a tradition with a purpose
Opinion: A Cheerful Holiday Assortment!
Biggest development in 20 years wins approval from City Council. Complex for homeless? Nah.
Life Lessons: Joe Vogelbacher of Sugar Creek Brewing
A brewery co-owner, a father of a newborn, a little brother to a sister who is battling cancer, and a reservist who just got called to serve overseas
LISTEN: #DiscussCLT Podcast: Episode 7
Adam Rhew joins us to talk criticism and objectivity in journalism
Four Downs With Panthers Linebacker Jeremy Cash
The rising chef talks turkey.
Charlotteans of the Year 2016: The Kindreds
A day in the life of the husband-and-wife restaurant team that helped bring national attention to Charlotte’s restaurant scene— and had several more important accomplishments in their own house
Charlotteans of the Year 2016: The Double Door Inn
Our oldest music venue will close its doors at the start of 2017, but first it showed everybody how to go out gracefully
A Gerrymandering Lifeline, Thrown From Wisconsin
A federal court in Wisconsin issued a ruling Monday that could have massive consequences for several states, including North Carolina.
Charlotteans of the Year 2016: CMPD’s Mike Campagna
'Captain Mike' was the face protesters could trust during the Keith Scott protests. A few weeks later he was promoted to major, raising the obvious question: What do we call him now?
Charlotteans of the Year 2016: Charlie Comero
In a year when the LGBTQ community was at the center of Charlotte’s civic life like never before, no one’s voice was heard louder
2016 Holiday Gift Guide
Photographs by Jessica Milligan Produced by Jane Fields, Katie Gates, and Kristen Wile ABOVE: STOCKING STUFFERS Small gifts that make a big statement for those on the good list Isabella stocking, $29.95, Crate & Barrel, 704-362-4003 Peppermint stripe tennis ball…
Post-Election Mayhem in North Carolina
We still don't know who'll be North Carolina's next governor, among other unknowns.
Charlotteans of the Year 2016: Toussaint Romain
The "man in the white shirt" put himself in between police and protesters, but that’s hardly all he’s done in a long career of public service
Editor's Note (December 2016): Two Guys Named Pat
“HELLO, MY NAME IS PAT, and I have a problem,” he wrote in a 2011 blog post. “I love cheese. Some of my closest personal relationships are with cheeses. Seriously, I think it understands me better than most people do.”…
