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Rooted in Solidarity: Huntersville Yoga Studio Mobilizes for Social Justice
Federal Funding Cuts Hit Queens University Programs, Forcing Hard Choices as Merger Looms
The AI Wave: How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing the Job Market and the Future of Tech Careers
AI Usage in Charlotte Retail: Balancing Technological Advancement with Humanity
Farming on His Own Terms
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Where Decisions Take Shape: Understanding Charlotte’s City Council Committee Structure
Pricing Into Adulthood: Students Navigate Charlotte’s Housing Crunch
Rooted in Solidarity: Huntersville Yoga Studio Mobilizes for Social Justice
Charlotte Jewish Film Festival Celebrates 22 Years of Culture and Community
Charlotte Reentry Programs Could Look Different After Federal Budget Cuts
- Environment
Cultivating a Happy and Healthy Community with Shared Garden Spaces
Goatscaping: The Landscaping Alternative You Didn’t Know You Needed
Fire Risk in Charlotte: Is Climate Change Creating the Perfect Storm for Wildfires?
As Graduation Season Begins in Charlotte, a Modest Tribute to College Campus Wildlife
Urban Heat Islands: Can Charlotte Lead the Way in Cooling Cities?
- Faith
How A Local Charlotte University Makes Room for Unhoused People
Batter Up: Charlotte Jewish Film Festival Hits a Home Run with ‘Israel Swings for Gold’
Bringing Native Americans Together in Charlotte: The Power of ‘Talking Circles’ in Urban Areas
What Queens Students Learned at The Border: How Faith Fuels the Immigrant Journey
How Welcoming Are Charlotte Faith Groups To LGBTQ Communities
- Health
Rooted in Solidarity: Huntersville Yoga Studio Mobilizes for Social Justice
North Carolina’s Growing Youth Mental Health Crisis and its Future
Cultivating a Happy and Healthy Community with Shared Garden Spaces
A2 Milk: The Protein Shift Changing How Some Drink Dairy
College Students Rely on Emergency Contraceptives. Do Charlotte-Area Universities Make Them Accessible?
- Sports Behind-the-Scenes
When the Crowd Gets Quiet: The Hidden Pressure of College Athletics
Guarding Against Danger: How women can protect themselves while exercising
‘We want to bring people to the city to spend money’: Charlotte Sports Foundation brings millions, additional benefits to the city
Matej Dusa: The journey of a little boy from Slovakia to the 2024 Paris Olympics
Practicing in Charlotte and Packing for Paris: Team USA Field Hockey Roster Announced
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Community
In Charlotte, the most important decisions aren’t always made under the bright lights of a full council vote. Instead, they begin in quieter rooms...
Community
In Charlotte, cranes dot the skyline and “For Rent” signs line busy corridors — but for many college students, those signs signal competition rather...
Business
At iShine Yoga & Wellness in Huntersville, the work of participants recently went beyond the mat – taking a stand for immigrant rights, and...
Arts
The Charlotte Jewish Film Festival kicked off its 22nd year on Saturday, Jan. 24. The festival, open to the entire community, has 17 feature...
Business
Community
Five colleges and universities with a major presence in Mecklenburg County expect no changes in their health care and student services after the Supreme...
Community
Their work is often controversial. But as architects and entrepreneurs describe the transformation of Charlotte churches into restaurants, art centers, condos, and coworking spaces,...
Community
The first call of the day for officer Chris Meyer was about a small black dog tied to a tree. It was a sunny...
Community
Demand for pet-sitting is booming in Charlotte as dogs and cats acquired during the pandemic stay at home while owners return to the office...
Community
As the Charlotte Mecklenburg School system heads into summer break, conversations with two teachers from the same elementary school reveal that they expect to...
Community
Evictions in Mecklenburg County have returned to pre-pandemic levels and are now averaging 2,500 per month, a rate that keeps Charlotte among the nation’s...
Community
Charlotte Bus Operators Say Poor City Infrastructure May Lead to Additional Violence Against Drivers
Charlotte bus operators fear a recurrence of circumstances that led to the shooting death of bus driver Ethan Rivera, if government officials and residents...
Community
In a year when 36 state legislatures introduced or passed a record number of laws targeting LGBTQ populations, organizers point to three critical tasks...
Community
Located near a hair salon and a pediatrician’s office in a plain-vanilla retail center in Pineville, it’s an unlikely place for a nerve center...