Carolina Panthers

During a debate over spending public money on a proposed $400 million tennis complex west of the airport, Mecklenburg County Manager Dena Diorio said the county would not help pay for stadium renovations for the Carolina Panthers.

The hotel tax extension will likely send more than $1 billion to the NASCAR Hall of Fame. If you are thinking the money could be used for things like affordable housing or transit, that’s highly unlikely.

Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles said it's "unfortunate that discussions that happen in closed session are shared publicly because it undermines our ability to deliver the best deal for our community."

The 2023 NFL draft begins Thursday night, and the Carolina Panthers have the top overall pick. Most draft analysts still expect the Panthers to select Alabama quarterback Bryce Young. Coach Frank Reich said even though team officials know who they want, it wasn’t necessarily an easy choice.

The Carolina Panthers' first owner, Jerry Richardson, who brought professional football to Charlotte, has died at 86, the team said Thursday.

The Carolina Panthers have kicked off their offseason by hiring new head coach Frank Reich. The Freeport, New York native has been coaching in the NFL since 2006 and most recently was the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts.

It’s been almost five years since David Tepper took over the Carolina Panthers, and 2022 might be a year he’d like to forget. This year an $825 million project went up in smoke, two head coaches were fired and the quarterback carousel spun dizzyingly fast.

A judge has approved a bankruptcy settlement between David Tepper's real estate company and contractors, York County and the city of Rock Hill over the failed Panthers headquarters and practice facility project.

Days after York County and the David Tepper-owned company behind the Carolina Panthers’ failed South Carolina headquarters project reached a bankruptcy settlement, law enforcement officials announced they’re investigating money transfers associated with the deal.

Rock Hill will receive $20 million in a proposed bankruptcy settlement with David Tepper’s real estate company after the Carolina Panthers’ plan to build a new, state-of-the-art headquarters and practice facility there fell apart.