Myers Park News

The downed tree has caused power outages in the Myers Park area, including the campus of Queens University of Charlotte.

A minivan got stuck in a sinkhole Tuesday afternoon in Charlotte's Myers Park neighborhood.

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Crews are working to fix a sinkhole along Selwyn Avenue in Myers Park after a pipe burst.

Charlotte City workers reopened a road in Myers Park that collapsed under a minivan.

A Charlotte woman is ok this morning after her minivan fell into a sinkhole Tuesday afternoon in the Myers Park area.

People line up before the 11:30 a.m. opening of the Wednesday soup kitchen at First Christian Church on East Boulevard.

Total Nutrition Technology recently moved their Myers Park office into Balance Fitness Studio at 507 Providence Road, Suite 200 in Charlotte.

Deejai Thai Restaurant, 613 Providence Road, Myers Park, 704-333-7884. Hours: Monday through Friday 11 a.m. until 3 p.m.; Monday through Friday 5 p.m. until 10 p.m.; Saturday 11a.m. until 10 p.m.; and Sunday 5 p.m. until 10 p.m. All major credit cards.

When home renovation specialist Jeanine DeVaney refers to herself as a "house whisperer," she means it literally.

Firefighters rescued at least 50 people stranded by flash floods triggered by heavy rains which fell across Charlotte on Tuesday evening.

If you listen closely you only hear a slight scraping sound and then a louder deadened "ping" at the end of each short hand motion as a sliver of sterling silver flies into the air.

Whitney Montgomery knew there would be pressure to perform. His inexperienced restaurant company was going into a high-traffic showplace for one of the Big Two Charlotte banks.

Two Charlotte pastors will share a spotlight with ex-President Jimmy Carter and poet Maya Angelou .

Dr. John Ranson takes part in a rigorous cycling class at the Dowd YMCA. Ranson played 18 holes of golf on his 92nd birthday, and keeps his life as a retiree full and demanding.

Traffic was clogged at midday near Charlotte's uptown when a traffic collision caused a power pole to be knocked down.

South Brevard Street, then and now - The dirt roads and shotgun houses in the 1950s photo of South Brevard Street were torn down during urban renewal in the 1960s.

As the economy started heading downhill last year, dozens of new law firms began opening in the Charlotte market.

Despite the "Space Available" and "Goodbye Sale" signs popping up all over Myers Park storefronts, retail owners are surprisingly optimistic.

Arthur Givens was driving an 18-wheeler when he decided in 1962 to try driving a different mode of transportation a Charlotte city bus.