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As the new school year gets underway, this community forum explored the changing climate for public education in the Charlotte region. Panelists addressed…
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From class size and teacher pay to charter schools, changing test standards and the common core, public education has been big news of late.Tuesday night,…
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September is here, and I’ve been hearing those big yellow school buses making their early morning rounds in my neighborhood.September also means that…
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North Carolina lawmakers move to take Common Core education standards off the books. Greg, Lisa and Ben also discuss WFAE's latest Public Conversations…
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At WFAE's Public Conversation on "What's In Our Water," reporter Ben Bradford opened the community forum by presenting an overview of the Catawba River…
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Thousands of Charlotte-area residents live in neighborhoods that have a local Homeowner Association. HOAs are often praised for keeping communities…
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We’ve all heard the horror stories about an authority that tells you what’s allowed, what’s required, and what you can’t do regarding your property.No,…
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Arts and cultural organizations in Charlotte are struggling financially in the wake of the recession and cutbacks in community funding and donations. Many…
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WFAE’s Public Conversation on the local film industry provided insights into how movies, television shows and commercials are cast, shot and produced in…
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It's time again for the city of Charlotte to draw up its annual budget – including a renewed push to raise property taxes for capital projects. Last…