Nick De La Canal

Atrium Health says its moving closer to delivering on its affordable housing commitments tied to its new medical district, The Pearl.

Tech companies are rushing to build new data centers in North Carolina, but some elected officials and residents are raising concerns about how these centers impact neighborhoods, infrastructure and energy use.

There's a lot happening in Charlotte's arts scene this month — from a long-awaited theater production that drew headlines a year before its opening to Baroque masterpieces, immersive art and the city's annual fringe festival.

Atrium Health made headlines last week with plans to merge with Triangle-based WakeMed — a multi-billion-dollar deal that could reshape health care across North Carolina.

If you came of age in the 2010s, there is a decent chance “ Broad City ” made you feel a little more seen — or at least a little less weird.

A week after the Charlotte City Council voted to rescind support for the controversial Interstate 77 South Express Lanes project, the N.C.

Chance the Rapper is performing in Charlotte this week as part of a tour marking 10 years since “Coloring Book,” the mixtape that helped redefine what an independent hip-hop album could be.

A controversial plan to add toll lanes to Interstate 77 south of uptown Charlotte now appears dead, after regional transportation leaders voted Wednesday night to withdraw support for the project.

Charlotte transit officials say assault involving passengers and bus operators declined during the first three months of 2026.

A Charlotte City Council committee has advanced a proposal that would effectively ban street vending across most of the city, while continuing to debate whether repeat violations should carry criminal penalties.