An article by The Charlotte Observer’s Langston Wertz Jr. explored why North Carolina high school football players move out.

The cities offer “top-notch universities,” “delicious dining options” and “an outstanding arts scene,” according to the new ...

North Carolina public high school football coaches’ salaries trail their counterparts in several southern states.

CHARLOTTE — More businesses are moving into Charlotte while fewer are moving out. According to the Charlotte Observer, just ...

Tyson Williams moves from Johnson C. Smith University to the University of South Carolina. Find out more about his journey ...

Nicknamed the Queen City, Charlotte, North Carolina, is a booming Southern town. Its urban-suburban hybrid has caught the ...

A volunteer youth pastor accused of sexually abusing two of his foster daughters for years started abusing one teen days ...

The Charlotte Hornets have a key offseason ahead. While it's not exactly a make-or-break season, it is an important one to finally take a step in the right dir ...

Join the CBJ at the Westin Charlotte for an exciting evening celebrating the 2025 Most Admired CEOs! The Charlotte Business ...

Clemson was announced as the No. 11 overall seed in the field on Monday and will host regional-round games this weekend at ...

A top Republican lawmaker trying to build support for Mecklenburg County’s long-sought tax bill to revamp the region’s transportation system said this week the bill’s chances ...

Understand the factors that led to Charlotte's unsuccessful bid for the CIAA Tournament and its impact on HBCU events.