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Charlotte hasn’t always had an easy relationship with public art but here and in cities around the country public art is being added to make places more…

The school year may be coming to an end but education is a never-ending topic. In Charlotte and in the legislature business is pending that will affect…

The North Carolina economy has grown for six consecutive years and, after a sluggish start to 2015, it’s growing again. Construction is booming, gas…

View image | gettyimages.comWe have long known that girls and young women have been very concerned about body image, sometimes forming unrealistic…

The temperature is creeping up, swimsuits are being donned and grills are being fired up! Its summertime in the Queen City and that means there are lots…

In April, President Obama shook hands with Cuban President Raul Castro in the first step to restoring diplomatic relations. Restrictions on U.S. travel to…

Guest host Chris Clackum is in for Mike Collins-- he sits down with the man who is called upon any time there are questions about Charlotte's history. Tom…

May 20th has long been known as MeckDec Day here in the Queen City. It’s the day that, as the legend says, Mecklenburg Militia members came together to…

Individuals, families, even corporations can operate more sustainably. What about a whole university – in fact, a university system? Appalachian State has…

Charlotte has a new police chief and you’ll meet Kerr Putney in the first part of this show. A CMPD veteran who rose through the ranks, we talk about his…

The Harvey B. Gantt Center becomes the nexus of art and activism when two exhibitions open there this weekend. The group AfriCOBRA dates back to 1968…

Wednesday, July 29What if you woke up every day wondering if or where you would work? Thousands do. They bus, walk or drive to a parking lot, congregate…

Monday, August 3Debby Irving grew up thinking of herself as someone who didn’t see color. She believed she didn’t have a racist bone in her body but,…

Thursday, August 6This week, the President and the EPA unveiled an ambitious plan to reduce CO2 emissions from power plants on a much faster schedule.…

Thursday, August 13The next stop on our summer Block By Block series is Waxhaw, which along with Union County is among the fastest growing areas in the…

Tuesday, August 18Like them or not, charter schools are growing in number in North Carolina. This year, there are 160 here including two online schools.…

Tuesday, August 25One of the hottest tickets on Broadway is a show directed by York County native Charles Randolph-Wright. That show, Motown: The Musical…

Wednesday, August 26Something is happening on college campuses across the country. There seems to be an increased sensitivity to issues that some view as…

Wednesday, September 2This summer, we’ve been visiting the towns that ring Charlotte from Mathews to Belmont to Waxhaw, now it’s up I-77 to Davidson.…

This election year, the women’s vote has made headlines over and over, and women’s issues have turned into major political debate. That attention has…