Moments of Nope?
A prominent Charlotte pastor thought he’d found a home for his growing church at a beloved YMCA branch. Then came the protests.
Charlotte Man’s Lawsuit Claims He Was Arrested Over Legal Hemp
A federal lawsuit challenges whether law-enforcement officers can use the odor of cannabis alone as probable cause for a search.
How Long Memories Killed the Biggest Road Project in State History
The state planned a $3.2 billion effort to add toll lanes to I-77 near downtown Charlotte. Then the past threw a roadblock.
DeCarlos Brown Again Found Mentally Incompetent to Stand Trial
The man accused of killing a Ukrainian refugee on a Charlotte light rail train has been found mentally incompetent to stand trial for a second time. Prosecutors and defense attorneys said that the case has not ended.
Charlotte Man Found Incapable of Proceeding to Trial in Iryna Zarutska Case
DeCarlos Brown had a long history of mental illness. His lawyers said a state psychiatric hospital found him unfit for trial.
Most People Arrested in ‘Charlotte’s Web’ Hadn’t Been Convicted of Crimes
The Trump administration said federal agents would target the “worst of the worst,” but less than a third of those arrested had been convicted of a crime.
Queens’ Men’s Basketball Coach Takes his Shot
Grant Leonard followed an unlikely path to lead small Queens University of Charlotte to one of basketball’s biggest spotlights.



