Panthers Show Progress Despite Disappointing End to 2025 Run

Charlotte City Council held a zoning meeting on Tuesday night, making a decision on a property that had been the site of a controversial rezoning petition nearly a decade ago … The post Council Approves Plan at Site of Burial Ground…

Alex King owes it all to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. He himself does not live with the genetic disease, though it was his experience performing stand-up comedy at a fundraiser … The post Alex King Sees Quick Success in…

Retaliatory tariffs could have harsh economic consequences for North Carolina’s agricultural sector, according to a new report from the John Locke Foundation. Over the past year, President Donald Trump has … The post Tariffs Could Wipe Out…

CMPD’s annual end-of-year report showed a decrease in overall and violent crime stats in Charlotte. Released on Thursday, the report came a week before city officials are scheduled to testify … The post CMPD’s End-of-Year Report Shows Drop…

Following a years-long process that involved moving a 120-year-old structure from South End to Dilworth, Tonidandel-Brown Restaurant Group (TBRG) is finally unveiling its plans for the former Leeper & Wyatt … The post Tonidandel-Brown…

Queen City Nerve’s mapping of traffic-related deaths on Charlotte streets, which we’ve carried out each year beginning in 2022, documented 63 fatalities resulting from car wrecks in the city in … The post Tracking Vehicle-Related Deaths on…

Mecklenburg County Public Health (MCPH) reported Monday that measles has been detected during routine wastewater surveillance in a sample from the Sugar Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant Facility. While no cases … The post Health Officials…