Runaway Corgi Evades Capture at Panthers Game
A halftime corgi race at Carolina Panthers home game turned chaotic when one dog escaped and eluded workers before being tackled.
Charlotte News
Charlotte news covers city government, Mecklenburg County, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, banking, sports and public safety in the Queen City. Reporting reaches neighborhoods and surrounding counties.
Business
Live Poll
Do you trust local government to deliver promised benefits from major highway projects?
Charlotte Proposes Toll Lanes Working Group
A proposed working group would oversee $300 million in promised community benefits tied to the Interstate 77 toll lanes project.
Economics
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Do you trust the long-term earnings potential of major transportation service companies?
Charlotte-Based RXO Reports Third Quarter Earnings
The logistics firm posted quarterly revenue of $1.87 billion in its latest financial disclosure.
Sports
Cavaliers Visit Hornets Monday Night
Cleveland looks to snap a three-game skid while Charlotte seeks to end a six-game losing streak.
Automotive
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Do you trust local towing companies to treat drivers fairly in Charlotte?
Charlotte Weighs Tighter Rules for Tow Truck Drivers
City leaders are reviewing a police-backed permit system aimed at curbing predatory towing practices in Charlotte.
Crime
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Do you trust local utilities to keep your neighborhood's internet service reliable?
Copper Wire Theft Cuts Internet for 16 Days
Thieves stripped AT&T copper wire from a northwest Charlotte utility pole, leaving Paw Creek homes offline while police arrested four men.
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