‘Very exciting’: Alzheimer’s research in NC advances, finding ways to decrease risk
Cheryl Oliver kept a journal through a hard time in her life. She turned the thoughts she left on the page into a book.
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Cheryl Oliver kept a journal through a hard time in her life. She turned the thoughts she left on the page into a book.
Dozens of high school students received more than $90,000 in scholarships on Saturday.
Alumni of Second Ward High School are working to ensure the legacy of Charlotte’s first public high school for Black students continues, more than 50 years after the original campus was demolished.
The Reverend Jesse Jackson, a civil rights icon and protégé of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., is being honored for his wide-reaching impact on American social justice and politics.
Monday marked nine years since an 18-year-old girl was killed in Charlotte, and the case remains unsolved.
Juliana Lozano remembers being a 17-year-old senior in high school when she had her first real relationship with a man who started off charming, then turned controlling.
The four candidates for Mecklenburg County sheriff took the stage Wednesday night in front of a primetime audience on Channel 9 from the Dubois Center in Uptown Charlotte.
Tuesday marks the anniversary of a tragic shooting in Uptown Charlotte’s Transportation Center in which a CATS bus driver was shot on her route as passengers ran to get out of the line of fire.
We’re celebrating Jason Stoogenke because he’s done something that is remarkable for anyone, but especially at this point in his life at the height of his career.
A local college president made a personal plea at this year’s graduation ceremony, and now there’s a community effort to help save his life.