Bank of America executive on fixing Charlotte's economic-mobility challenges
Andrea Smith, Chief Administrative Officer at Bank of America and co-chair of the Leading on Opportunity council, said during the Charlotte Chamber’s annual economic outlook luncheon in December the business community can help drive economic mobil
On Saturday, April 21 the Humane Society held its annual Pet Palooza Festival & Walk for the Animals event at Independence Park, featuring a 2K pet walk, a vendor fair, dog yoga, an agility ring, splash pool activities, live music, and more
The Charlotte Checkers defeated the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins 3-2 to take a 1-0 lead in first round action of the American Hockey League playoffs at Bojangles' Coliseum in Charlotte, NC on Friday, April 21, 2018.
A Virginia school district is facing criticism for allowing a group of students to bully a 7-year-old boy for nearly 4 minutes on a school bus. An investigation is underway.
Charlotte, North Carolina based Wachovia was sold to Wells Fargo 10 years ago at the peak of the 2008 economic recession. With the major banking business now facing its own financial struggles, people wonder if Wachovia could have survived.
Salmonella sickened 22 people and caused Rose Acre Farms in Hyde County to recall over 206 million eggs. Here's what you need to know about which brands are affected, and what you should do.
Tornadoes, toppled trees and ripped apart homes, businesses and an elementary school in Greensboro and Reidsville, NC Sunday, April 15, 2018. Duke Energy crews were working Monday to restore electric service to more than 31,000 customers.
Jackson Helms was supposed to be dead by the age of 6. Since CBD oil was legalized, his seizures have largely gone away. The Helms family supports the legalization of medical marijuana.
Imposters claiming to be Catholic pastors have emailed some lay leaders at two Charlotte parishes with requests that they purchase gift cards and send the activation codes. The scam cost a few members at St. Gabriel hundreds of dollars.
This documentary follows his career beginning with his time in Memphis and how he shocked the world when he (at 346 lbs) ran a 4.98 second 40-yrd dash and bench pressed 225lbs 44 times.
Independence High’s Jamarius Burton discusses his high school basketball team reaching the state final. It was Independence’s first state final since 1997
Rodney Mahone will succeed Charlotte Observer president and publisher Ann Caulkins on June 1, 2018. Mahone will be the Observer's first African-American publisher.
