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We have discussed global warming and how we can reduce our carbon footprint several times on this show but we generally focused on the debate about…

Most of us try to at least somewhat manage our intake of sweets during the holiday season when so much of it is available but what about those who must…

We all have a story about a trip to the Emergency Room or know someone who does, but how much do we really know about emergency medicine? There is a…

On December 1st, a new law went into effect in North Carolina that makes it a misdemeanor for student to commit various online offenses against school…

As we know, there’s ongoing financial uncertainty going on around the world, and although we think of our economic crisis as a new thing, our guest today…

President Obama has been re-elected and his Affordable Care Act has survived a Supreme Court battle. Now what? Leaders in each state have decisions to…

Viagra, Cialis and Levitra... those erectile dysfunction commercials that air while you're watching sitcoms aren’t just awkward and uncomfortable,…

Parenthood is confusing as it is but many men are surprised at what a difficult transition it can be from the sports watching, beer drinking, freewheeling…

Not everything can be cured with a pill. At least, that’s what we've been finding out in recent years. A new movement has started: the whole health…

Part One: Ron Rash. Poet, short story writer and novelist Ron Rash is having a busy year - his latest book of short stories Nothing Gold Can Stay, set in…

What school children learn about history in school can, sometimes, leave something to be desired. And when it comes to the Holocaust it seems there are…

In recent years public sentiment toward the justice system, both at home and nationwide was quite skeptical and negative. In response, Justice Department…

At just a few weeks into his tenure as city manager, Ron Carlee has no shortage of city issues to occupy him. There's the airport governance study and his…

Fifty years ago, a Charlotte Civil Rights activist led a march through Charlotte to call for desegregation in the city. That march triggered an "eat-in"…

Politics in North Carolina has been heating up all summer long, even drawing national attention—negative attention - in the form of a New York Times…

The importance of the father in a child's life has always been known but UNC Charlotte Professor Dr. Jeffrey Shears set out to understand the exact impact…

Dental education and regular dental care are important factors in keeping our bodies healthy. Poor dental health can create problems ranging from…

Parents-to-be, listen up. Bloomberg News reports a middle-income family will spend $241,080 to raise a child born in 2012. That’s a 2.6 percent increase…

In late 2002, Mecklenburg County adopted The Public Art Ordinance, which was soon after adopted by the city of Charlotte. This ordinance appropriates one…

Part One: Actor's Theatre 25th Anniversary. Local theatre is thriving in our region but few venues have offered high quality productions for as long as…