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The rate is now equivalent to White women’s during the bleakest moments of the Great Recession.

A local nonprofit is helping Black Charlotteans realize their own power.

The May 2 event at the Gantt Center in uptown featured a red carpet, rotating runway and interactive panel.

Potential federal cuts to Medicaid could leave thousands without health care overnight and slash some benefits and services.

Q & A with Kelly Starling Lyons, author of “Tiara’s Hat Parade.” Her work about Black families and millinery traditions was adapted for stage.

Julia Ann McKnight Teamer, who celebrated 108 years on Jan. 16, says one secret is to “say thank you.“

The Charlotte Observer is boastful of its immense value to readers, with award-winning journalism, more reporters and new products in a banner year.

Spratt, who helped engineer the nation’s last balanced budget, died Saturday at 82.

Malika White started “Black Girls Do Hike,” and is learning how to run a nonprofit within a billion dollar industry.

“We recognize the health care landscape is changing,” Duke University Health System CEO says.

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