After losing the CIAA tournament host bid to Baltimore the city of Charlotte, North Carolina hopes to bring the tournament back to the city.

City officials, along with Charlotte Sports and the CRVA, placed a bid to win back the CIAA tournament starting in 2027.

Now, Charlotte leaders are making a run at bringing the tournament back to North Carolina, writing in a letter to the conference announcing an intent to bid that the event is “a ...

DetraPel, Inc., a clean-tech advanced materials company, will relocate its headquarters and advanced manufacturing operations ...

CHARLOTTE (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — A Charlotte man won big with a new type of lottery ticket, according to the North Carolina ...

East Carolina University and the University of North Carolina Charlotte both announced on Feb. 13 that they have been ...

There are a variety of internet service providers in Charlotte, North Carolina, and depending on ... to Fort Mill and spending time in University City, Oakhurst and Pineville -- I’ve gotten ...

Charlotte City Council drafts a $93 million plan to fund Red Line Project acquisitions, with a public hearing on Feb. 24 and ...

The long-awaited outer carrier vests for Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police patrol officers are finally here. Commanders will issue the new gear this week and offer ...

One of the WNBA’s founding franchises could make a comeback in the Queen City. WNBA officials are applying to take over the ...

Hornets Sports & Entertainment is celebrating Black History Month 2025 with the theme of The Fabric of Black Excellence, ...

In a statement to WUNC, the Charlotte Hornets confirmed its ownership group is backing a bid to bring a WNBA expansion ...