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http://66.225.205.104/CT20110923.mp3Fall Leaf Season And Traveling In Western NC Fall is in the air and that means the annual pilgrimage to western North…

http://66.225.205.104/CT20110506.mp3Severe Weather In The South Severe thunderstorms are always a part of living in our region but this spring has seen a…

http://66.225.205.104/CT20110201.mp3Charlotte Restaurant Writers 2010 was a difficult year for individuals and businesses alike and the restaurant…

Part One: Opera Carolina’s Tosca Opera Carolina’s season opens next week with Puccini’s Tosca. The classic was last performed in 2005 in Charlotte, and…

It’s the first in our series of gubernatorial candidate interviews in advance of the November election. Former mayor of Charlotte Pat McCrory is our guest…

Tomorrow’s the day we’ve been leading up to for over a year. Election Day is upon us, and this hour, for a final look at how the election looks here in…

Part One: Flu Season. Flu season is on the way. In the recent past, health officials dealt with vaccine shortages. That may not be problem this year but…

Dr. James Tabor from UNC Charlotte has spent much time researching and writing about the historical Jesus, looking back at ancient documents and artifacts…

We'll meet one of the leaders of an organization using an innovative strategy to fight global poverty. Jon Mitchell of CARE USA says that the technology…

"Jolly Old St. Nicholas," at least the way we've been brought up to think of him, is a red-cheeked, fat, white-bearded man in a red suit and hat. But the…

Almost all of us fight clutter. The stream of home and work documents, taxes, receipts, photos and more can pile up in our homes and on office desks and…

Eating out. We do it when we want to meet up with friends, have a particular craving or just don't want to mess up the kitchen. But dining in restaurants…

The City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County are working together with more than 100 governments and organizations in the 14-county region in North and…

Part One: Old Salem. Just as our country was being forged in the halls of the Continental Congress and birthed in the Revolutionary war, a group of hardy…

Former Marine and UNC Charlotte student Rob Bates has served on two active duty tours in Afghanistan. This past December he went back, not as a soldier,…

Retirement has taken on a new meaning for many Baby Boomers - either because of financial obligations or as a result of the recession - and some are…

It was a dark and uncertain time for Kannapolis ten years ago when the historic Pillowtex plant shut down. Since then, the town has seen much change, both…

The government shutdown and debt ceiling crisis from earlier this month will have longer lasting implications and consequences, according to most people…

As a Jewish youngster in a mostly Catholic neighborhood, Dr. Amy-Jill Levine began her fascination with the New Testament at a young age. She’s now…

It happens at the beginning of EVERY New Year… people around the world are intent on creating - and hopefully keeping - new habits. But how do habits…