Thousands of fans packed Bank of America Stadium on Wednesday as Charlotte hosted its first MLS All-Star Game, a milestone many supporters said reflects the city's growing stature as a sports destination.
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The Carolina Panthers held their first practice in pads Tuesday morning in uptown.
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The FIFA World Cup wasn’t the only soccer event generating excitement around Charlotte in recent weeks. A local soccer showcase gave visually impaired residents an opportunity to play the sport while challenging misconceptions about blindness.
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For a part-time driver in the NASCAR Cup Series, Corey Heim is having a remarkable season.Heim won the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday for Huntersville-based 23XI Racing in just his 15th Cup Series start. The victory was his second of the season after winning the road race at Naval Base Coronado in San Diego last month.
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The Carolina Panthers practiced through the weekend as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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The Carolina Panthers will be without second-year linebacker Nic Scourton for the 2026 season after he suffered a right knee injury during the team's first training camp practice Thursday.
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Tepper Sports & Entertainment is putting more money into the renovation of Bank of America Stadium in uptown Charlotte, announcing an additional $500 million investment Thursday.
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Charlotte FC returned from its two-month World Cup break with a 2-2 draw against Atlanta United on Wednesday night after surrendering an early lead.
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The Carolina Panthers begin training camp this week, with rookies scheduled to report Tuesday and veterans arriving Wednesday.
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Charlotte FC returns to action Wednesday night, hosting Atlanta United at Bank of America Stadium as the club resumes play following the World Cup break.
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Former NASCAR Cup Series champion Joey Logano returned to victory lane Sunday, dominating at North Wilkesboro Speedway for his first win in more than a year.
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At watch parties in uptown and South End, family ties, childhood memories and shared identities shaped whom fans backed in the World Cup semifinals.
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The Charlotte Hornets are no longer in contention for a second consecutive NBA Summer League championship, but the team continues to gain valuable experience for its younger players.