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The Borg-Warner Trophy Through The Years The Borg-Warner Trophy is one of the most iconic symbols in motorsports, representing victory at the Indianapolis 500. More than just a trophy, it reflects the rich history, prestige, and tradition of American open-wheel racing. Commissioned in 1935 by Borg-Warner Corporation and first presented in 1936, it was designed […]

A recent survey by a personal injury law group has identified the I-77 Exit 5 to Tyvola Road in Charlotte as the second most stressful off ramp in North Carolina. The survey, which included over 3,000 drivers, aimed to pinpoint the most anxiety-inducing ramps in the country. The report highlighted the challenges faced by drivers […]

A major transition is coming to the Queen City. Mayor Vi Lyles has announced that she will resign as Charlotte mayor effective June 30, ending nearly a decade in the city’s top elected role and more than 30 years of service in city government. Mayor Lyles says the decision is personal – she wants to […]

Decarlos Brown Jr., the homeless man who brutally murdered Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on a Charlotte light rail train, has been deemed incompetent to stand trial on state murder charges. Brown was evaluated at Central Regional Hospital and found unfit to proceed, leading to a delay in the case until his capacity is restored. Brown, […]

From the Charlotte Knights opening their season to BMX racing in York County, there are plenty of events happening in the Charlotte area this weekend. The Charlotte Fair at ZMAX Dragway offers fair food and rides for the whole family from March 26 to April 6. The Charlotte Fair | March 26 – April 6, […]

Amazon has expanded its one-hour and three-hour delivery options to over 90,000 orders in some areas of Charlotte as part of a nationwide rollout. The expedited delivery includes a wide range of items such as pantry goods, electronics, toys, and clothing. Amazon credits its revamped same-day fulfillment process and predictive AI inventory placement algorithms for […]

If you enjoyed watching the Olympic curling events in Milan Cortina, you will love what’s on tap here in Charlotte this week. Charlotte’s Bojangles Coliseum welcomes the USA Curling Men’s & Women’s National Championships this week. February 23 – March 1, 2026 The event features 8 men’s and 8 women’s teams vying for the opportunity […]

Raising Cane’s, a popular chicken finger chain, is set to open a new location near Charlotte on Feb. 24. The menu features chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries, and Cane’s sauce, along with sandwiches, coleslaw, and Texas toast. The new restaurant will be located in Rock Hill, SC, just a short drive from Charlotte. Charlotteans have been […]

— As Charlotte braces for the winter storm coming this weekend, folks on social media are cooking up their own solutions. If you’ve scrolled through your timeline lately, you’ve probably seen the jokes. Images and memes flood social media suggesting that the best way to handle icy streets is with a generous sprinkle of that […]

Cold weather in the South, especially in North Carolina, can be unpredictable, making preparation essential. Unlike northern states that experience harsh winters regularly, the South isn’t always equipped to handle sudden drops in temperature, icy roads, or winter storms. Freezing rain and black ice are common hazards, often catching residents off guard. That’s why it’s […]

The Charlotte area is preparing for a weekend of wintry weather, with snow, freezing rain, and sub-freezing temperatures expected, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). The storm is forecasted to begin early Saturday morning and could persist through Sunday afternoon, potentially leaving roads and bridges coated in ice or snow. Forecasters predict temperatures will […]

The Charlotte region could see snow on Sunday morning, with the National Weather Service (NWS) giving a 30% chance of precipitation. However, forecasters remain unsure about the likelihood of significant accumulation. In a social media update on January 16, the NWS highlighted the uncertainty, stating that while there has been considerable discussion about snow in […]