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Charlotte likely to approve rezoning in Dilworth
The Charlotte Housing Authority's plan to redevelop 17 acres of land along South Boulevard appears likely to get city approval, after city council members spoke highly of the project Monday night.

Charlotte Church: Gavin Is Too Immature
Charlotte Church is reluctant to rekindle her romance with Gavin Henson, reportedly saying, He needs to grow up.

Asheville's Charlotte Street Computers to expand on Charlotte Street
Asheville Music School and Charlotte Street Computers are swapping spaces, a move that will allow the computer store to expand its presence on Charlotte Street.

Chris Paul to Charlotte Bobcats? How It Would Work
Maybe it's a fantasy, but the sheer possibility of Chris Paul, my favorite basketball player of all time, getting traded to Charlotte, my hometown team, gets me extremely excited and in the mood to share my theory with anyone who is willing to hear it. You would never think of Chris Paul, arguably the best point guard in the league, as being an expendable piece to a franchise.  But, with an ...

Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools releases test scores
Officials with Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools will release the district's long awaited End-Of-Grade test scores Monday afternoon.

Abundance of Charlotte-area road projects will cause Garden Parkway delay (map)
A perfect storm of major Charlotte-area road projects that are all getting off the ground at once will push back the projected opening of the Garden Parkway to 2015. (click here for parkway route) State transportation officials say this strategic...

FILM: The Good, The Bad and The Weird
Monday, July 26... By Anita overcash Tonight The Charlotte Film Festival, The Light Factory and Carolina Cinemas team up to present a special treat for film buffs. A restored version of The Good, The Bad and The Weird will be screened at Carolina Cinemas Crownpoint Stadium 12. This Western is set during the 1930s in a clash-ridden zone of the Manchurian desert. Three dangerous Korean men -- a ...