Noor Nazir
Noor Nazir is a senior at Duke University studying International Affairs, Journalism and Computer Science. Originally from Pakistan, she is a columnist for The Duke Chronicle and an editorial intern for Duke Today. She has also reported for the 9th Street Journal, producing data-driven coverage of local elections, work that earned her the Frank Barrows Award for Excellence in Collegiate Journalism. Her reporting interests begin and end with community.
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Are e-bikes making Charlotte’s streets more dangerous? A Charlotte City Council member is pushing the city to study the issue as residents raise concerns about reckless riders, excessive speed and streets designed around cars. -
With dangerous heat blanketing the South, construction workers in Charlotte say they keep showing up — even when the work leaves them exhausted. -
Indivisible Charlotte’s pop-up protests have spread to dozens of intersections across the city, where many retired residents say they are standing in for people who cannot. -
The hottest weather of the summer is settling into the Charlotte region, with temperatures climbing toward 100 degrees each day through the holiday weekend. -
The Charlotte Hornets added two new players Tuesday night after making a pair of first-round selections in the 2026 NBA Draft, as fans gathered in Charlotte for the team’s official draft watch party. -
For the first time in nearly two decades, Charlotte has women’s professional basketball again. The Charlotte Crown is bringing the sport back to a city still remembering the loss of the Charlotte Sting. -
Faith leaders and community members gathered at St. Peter Catholic Church in uptown Charlotte on Saturday evening for a prayer service in support of immigrant families. -
A community in Charlotte celebrated Juneteenth Thursday by reflecting on the deep connection between Black history and the land many generations depended on for survival. -
Crossing the street in Charlotte may be getting more dangerous. A new report from Smart Growth America shows pedestrian deaths continue to rise both locally and nationwide. -
Renting a new home is stressful enough, but North Carolina’s attorney general says scammers are making it even worse.
