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Mental health care is a growing concern around the nation. Many of the recent high-profile shootings were committed by those with mental health issues. In…

Charlotte is heading quickly toward one of the biggest NASCAR races of the year. It’s coming up Saturday night. Race weekends here are events that cause…

We are now officially in the political season. The vote yesterday decided the Democratic candidate in the November election for Charlotte mayor. The…

Friday, August 28CMPD Chief Kerr Putney discusses the work left to be done in building stronger police and community relationships. Followed by a recap of…

Best Selling Author Clyde Edgerton takes us to Lunch at the Piccadilly – a new musical opening in Charlotte. Then, Pete Nelson, host of Treehouse Masters…

“Green” building and development used to be practiced only by those concerned about the environment but today, it makes great business sense. Energy…

Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist Carl Bernstein and political satirist P.J. O’Rourke are appearing at UNC Charlotte this week. It’s part of their “A…

"Charlotte's Got a Lot." That's both a statement and a slogan for Charlotte's Travel and Tourism Division. We'll be looking into the truth of that claim…

Charlotte’s restaurant scene continues to grow and change – almost as fast as all the new apartment developments popping up all over town. So, every once…

Days after Syrian-American composer and pianist Malek Jandali performed his protest song, “I am My Homeland” at a demonstration in front of the White…

Residential construction is back in gear following a deep recession. We’re witnessing a lot of new and in-fill construction, particularly upscale housing…

Tuesday, October 20In this society of economic haves and have nots there is another divide that is worrisome: the digital divide. High speed access to the…

Wednesday, October 21The February 2014 spill of coal ash from a pond at Duke Energy’s Dan River plant in Eden brought attention to a festering problem:…

Friday, October 23Human history is full of periods of upheaval. People, communities, organizations, systems fail, fall apart or die - but sometimes, those…

Next Tuesday is election day and after months of campaigning voters will choose between Democrat Jennifer Roberts and Republican Edwin Peacock for…

Part One: Charlotte Miscellany. Why is there a statue of an unknown golden man in Myers Park? Why is there a car on top of a Restaurant? Why are there…

TV and Broadway star Mandy Patinkin spends a lot of his time in Charlotte because his hit show, Homeland, shoots here. He also performed his one man show,…

Most people think that the idea of redistricting is one that has no bearing on most of our daily lives and only really impacts a small group of people.…

To celebrate 15 years on WFAE, Charlotte Talks recorded a show in front of a studio audience at Spirit Square's McGlohonTheatre. We talked to one of our…

Today's guest says that Jerusalem may be the most important religious city in the world and she would know. Dr. Jodi Magness has literally dug up much of…