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Tuesday, March 6, 2018Expectations of transformation. What the Lynx Blue Line extension will likely mean for UNC Charlotte and the University City…

Thursday, Aug. 15, 2019Shannon Watts started demanding leaders take action after the Sandy Hook tragedy. All these years later, the founder of Moms Demand…

Monday, March 23, 2020Wasn't it just a few weeks ago that the dust was settling on an impeachment trial and Bernie Sanders was seen as a runaway train in…

Tuesday, March 12, 2019North Carolinians can’t seem to agree about what to do with Confederate monuments and other memorials of the Civil War. A series of…

Tuesday, April 30, 2019We learn about lynching as a form of racial terror. It happened around the south and here in Mecklenburg County and is the subject…

Thursday, January 19, 2017Martin Luther King used religion as a basis for his fight for civil rights. It’s happening again today with a slightly different…

Part One: Charlotte Symphony's Classical Idol. The concept behind American Idol is not new. We have always been fascinated by that special talent who…

Tuesday, June 6, 2017Republican Ralph Norman and Democrat Archie Parnell, the candidates to fill South Carolina's vacant 5th Congressional District seat,…

Friday, November 3 2017Host Mike Collins and our roundtable of reporters gather at Birdsong Brewery in NoDa to talk about the local election. We’re just a…

We live in the best of times compared to previous generations and yet anxiety and depression are rising. The solution might be found in resiliency, and we look at that.

The year in American politics began with a deadly insurrection premised on the lie the 2020 presidential election had been stolen. And 2021 ends with continued threats to American democracy. We'll examine it all — and what it means for the Charlotte area — with a roundtable of political analysts from North Carolina and South Carolina.

More than two years have passed since COVID-19 first arrived in the U.S., and the country is still learning how to live with the virus. We sit down with local experts to get the latest updates in Charlotte and beyond.

Muggsy Bogues discusses his new book “Muggsy: My Life from a Kid in the Projects to the Godfather of Small Ball.” We discuss the early days of the Charlotte Hornets and his impact as the smallest player in modern NBA history.

In the new book, author Garrett Graff tells the story of D-Day from those who experienced it firsthand.

The number of people seeking jobless benefits shot up again last week, as 6.6 million more of the unemployed filed first-time claims. Much of the economy has shut down, leaving millions out of work.

Between the forbiddingly hot kitchens of summer and the long, produce-deficient months of winter comes a spell of abundant vegetables and perfect cooking weather — just right for savory tarts.

A fierce competition took place in Huntersville this past weekend that had nothing to do with politics. The contestants had four legs, furry coats and long tails — and they leapt, swam and herded sheep for top prizes.

On the third episode of the Work It podcast, we’re taking a deeper look at love by introducing you to a wedding planner, therapist and veterinarian.

South Carolina tax officials say taxpayer concerns about last fall's hacking of a state agency could lead to fewer online income tax filings this year.…

A funeral is scheduled at noon today for the 26-year-old protester, Justin Carr, who was fatally shot during violent protests in uptown Charlotte last…