Community Charlotte Is Becoming Friendlier to Pedestrians. But Nationally, It Ranks Close to Last on Walkability While Charlotte has become more pedestrian friendly in recent years, the city still has far to go, according to organizations that work to improve... Sam CarnesApril 19, 2023
Sports Behind-the-Scenes Meet Five Gen Z Drivers Challenging NASCAR Stereotypes In a red and gray suburban office building in Concord, a mile from Charlotte Motor Speedway, the next up-and-coming Black, Latino and female NASCAR... Queens University News ServiceApril 13, 2023
Community Charlotte history professors on proposed NC law: ‘Politicians should not prescribe course content’ History professors are wary of political influence over the content of their courses, worry heightened by proposed new legislation in North Carolina, according to... Queens University News ServiceMarch 30, 2023
Community 911 Response Times are Getting Better, But People are Still Left Waiting One evening in January, James Holtzclaw called 911 after being involved in a minor car accident. “I was put on hold for four minutes... Sam CarnesMarch 23, 2023
Community How Charlotte Apartment Complexes Mislead Potential Tenants Through Online Reviews Prospective tenants rely heavily on online reviews nowadays to determine where they want to live. But what happens when the reviews are bogus or... Caroline WillinghamMarch 16, 2023