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Crime rose significantly in Charlotte in 2015. Police and the FBI rounded up 19 people in a morning raid of suspected crack cocaine dealers. In the process, they knocked on my door.
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Crime rose significantly in Charlotte in 2015. Police and the FBI rounded up 19 people in a morning raid of suspected crack cocaine dealers. In the process, they knocked on my door.
The 19-year-old in his first season with the ballet talks about his unlikely path to becoming a classical dancer
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Remember when your television required “rabbit ears” and weatherman Larry Sprinkle advertised a toilet bowl cleaner? Here’s what you may have missed, or what you’ll never forget, from the days when local ads were a part of the city’s entertainment
That the Panthers are the hottest sports topic in Charlotte isn't anything new. The degree of popularity is.
Carolina's coach talks carne asada and bringing a championship to Charlotte.
Because open letters suck, including mine.
Is Rep. Mike Pitts' 'journalist registry' bill constitutional? Of course not. It's a comments-section troll job with a bill number.
Carolina's breakout star chats about the Midwest and pot roast.
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A hearing in the Bowe Bergdahl case at Fort Bragg reveals a lot of 'how' and very little 'why.'
From the locker room. From the tailgate lots. From the best seats in the house. From Singapore. And from, yes, Atlanta.
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Nikki Haley delivered a peach of a speech last night—short, sweet, reasonable. Why did it drive so many people nuts?
Not surprisingly, the Panthers' distinctive quarterback picked a unique name for his first child.
In an interview with The Guardian, the man behind the case that led to N.C.'s VIVA law, which takes effect this year, admits the results might have gone too far.
You remember these iconic landmarks. Take a look back at the days when Charlotte was a still a small town looking to impress.
Carolina's wideout chats about sushi and snow.
A private dinner between Duke Energy and state officials at the Governor's Mansion in June raises a host of questions none of the participants will answer.
A nerdy idea nets big money for Greg Olsen's charity.
The Charlotte Observer appears ready to leave its 45-year-old headquarters for space in the NASCAR Plaza tower—which is sad, kind of, but overdue.
The general manager and content director for WDAV 89.9FM talks about spreading classical music across cultures and generations
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You never know what you’ll find at the Goodwill store
News, gossip, and other buzzworthy bits you may have missed this month
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One teacher grew up in an integrated system and became the North Carolina’s teacher of the year. Now he wonders about the future for his students, who are growing up in an increasingly divided system
How mother-daughter duo Liz Hilliard and Clary Hilliard Gray created a local fitness phenomenon
