WFAE 90.7 - Charlotte's NPR News Source
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
- Hispanic Heritage Month begins Tuesday with celebrations across Charlotte
- Stein offers rewards in unsolved Charlotte, Salisbury killings
- Statesville blocks new data centers for six months
- Concord airport to hold disaster training simulation Tuesday
- Did election officials remove early-voting site from North Carolina’s largest HBCU?
- Vacant Smith Middle School building still worries nearby parents
- I-77 toll lanes might move forward again as Graham, Mayo indicate openness to support
- Trump administration announces $16 million for mining education at Kings Mountain lithium site
- 'There's a void': Charlotte program works to fill auto technician gap
- Board members push to vacate Sneed as chair: What we know
- Wipe Out Waste program now accepting plastic fruit and takeout containers
- Charlotte FC extends unbeaten streak with draw at FC Cincinnati
- Panthers open season with high-scoring loss to Bears
- Charlotte gas prices jump 12 cents in a week amid global tensions
- Why an agreement to clean up eastern NC hog waste failed
- Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board to consider removing Sneed as chair
- Blumenthal Arts pauses Charlotte International Arts Festival due to funding
- Trump to campaign with Whatley in Gastonia as Senate race heats up
- Why does early treatment matter for psychotic episodes?
- Millennials were kids when 9/11 happened. Twenty-five years later, they're still living with its impact
- Romare Bearden Park fills with flags as Charlotte remembers 9/11
- Ahead of this weekend’s kickoff, a preview of the Panthers’ season
- Nearly 90% of Charlotte immigration court cases this year have ended in deportation
- Three top CMS officials to depart after summer leadership turmoil
- The I-77 suspense is almost over
- Charlotte Water keeps Stage 2 drought restrictions despite recent rainfall
- Panthers owner says faster starts key to building on playoff season
- Charlotte FC rallies past Montreal for another road win
- Series explores Charlotte’s ability to function as a big city
- ‘We have no future if we don't have a planet.’ CMS students push for net-zero buildings