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http://66.225.205.104/LM20100928.mp3Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools officials today proposed closing 12 schools as part of an effort to save money and…

Since its 2015 release, Birds Say, the indie folk band has continued to grow, incorporating more instrumentation.

What exactly would happen if you didn't pay your taxes? Today on the show, we follow one man who did just that.

NPR’s Adrian Florido has been in Puerto Rico as people have tried to rebuild.

Applications for H-1B work visas fell 16 percent in 2018 from 2017. Does that mean the U.S. could lose its edge in attracting global talent?

Several civil rights groups including the NAACP, League of Women Voters and Democracy NC filed a suit in state court today alleging racial bias in new…

State lawmakers say talks with the City of Charlotte have run their course and it's time to move forward with a measure to transition the Charlotte…

A UNC Charlotte student who was killed when he tackled a gunman who opened fire inside a classroom has been posthumously awarded military honors.…

The next phase of the impeachment process begins. A Democratic contender drops out of the presidential race. And the Attorney General weighs in on protests against police.

When was the first State of the Union delivered? Did every president give one? Who delivered the "Four Freedoms" speech? Find out here.

Bahamas combines elements of classic rock and blue-eyed soul harmonies to create something evocative and beautiful. Here, the band plays songs from its latest album, Barchords.

The Texas singer-songwriter returns to play songs from his genre-blending album Big Station.

The band from Anchorage, Alaska, makes its first appearance on Mountain Stage, recorded live in Fairbanks. The Whipsaws' members draw from rock, country and driving guitar.

Hear the contemporary Native American musician, recorded live from New York City's Webster Hall.

Stapleton, one of Nashville's most in-demand songwriters, sings powerfully of whiskey and heartache.

On this 1999 episode of Piano Jazz, Rachel Z performs her original "Gently Sleeps the Pear Tree" and she and McPartland switch gears with "All the Things You Are."

The singer-songwriter plays songs from his long-awaited second solo release, Beulah,live onstage.

Known for her range of musical styles, her sweet voice and her easygoing delivery, the singer-songwriter returns to Mountain Stage for a five-song set.

With a voice said to resemble a Midwestern Rod Stewart, Easton performs songs from his latest album, Since 1966, live on the campus of the University of Alaska at Fairbanks.

Revisit this 1990 episode featuring the legendary cornetist as he teams up with his wife, host Marian McPartland, to perform "St. James Infirmary."