The Charlotte Coliseum helped bring a once-sleepy town into the sports mainstream. It hosted the city's first major pro sports team and was home to the Final Four and the NBA All-Star game.

Charlotte last hosted the Historically Black Division II conference’s events in 2020, just before the COVID-19 pandemic, and it has been in Baltimore, Maryland, ever since. Johnson C. Smith ...

Known throughout the years as “The Big I” and “The Old Coliseum,” the stadium was officially named the Charlotte Coliseum until 1988, when it became Independence Arena. The naming rights agreement ...

The city of Charlotte is preparing to enter its bid to host the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA)’s men’s ...

Charlotte, NC -- When the final buzzer sounds on tonight's game between the Charlotte Bobcats and the Indiana Pacers, it will be the last sporting event for the Charlotte Coliseum. After the ...

The Coliseum Center on Independence Boulevard has been demolished, but its iconic sign will live on, the developer said Wednesday. The shopping center, just past the Eastway Boulevard exit from ...