Across SouthPark’s commercial core you may see cars wrapped in baby blue picking people up a day of shopping at the mall, their hotel at Piedmont Town Center, or lunch […]
Mecklenburg County will be blitzed until early November with a flurry of campaign messages as community factions try to persuade voters for or against a proposal to overhaul the region’s […]
This week, Mecklenburg County commissioners approved putting the transportation referendum on November’s ballot. This measure would fund $20 billion in transportation projects across our county, including expanded light rail, enhanced […]
The City of Charlotte’s Mobility+ hub is a central portal that outlines Charlotte’s ambitious strategy to build a safe, reliable, and connected mobility system that supports growth, accessibility, and equity. […]
“If there was anything else happening in Charlotte that had caused 30 people to die, everybody would be talking about it,” Shannon Binns, executive director of Sustain Charlotte, told Axios […]
The North Carolina General Assembly overrode Gov. Josh Stein’s veto this week, enacting Senate Bill 266 that eliminates Duke Energy’s requirement to reduce carbon emissions by 70% by 2030. The […]
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Park & Recreation has officially opened the Briar–Little Hope Creek Greenway, delivering a much-anticipated boost to south Charlotte’s growing trail network. This 1.5-mile, 10-foot-wide paved path stretches from Keystone […]
The state legislature has overridden Gov. Stein’s veto of Senate Bill 266 with the support of two Mecklenburg County Democrats. The bill eliminates a key climate target for the state […]
Two Charlotte Democrats who voted Tuesday to roll back Duke Energy’s carbon emissions reduction mandate have accepted thousands in campaign contributions from the utility’s political action committee. Why it matters: […]
Backed by former Duke Energy executive and corporate-funded dark money campaign, SB 266 shifts financial risk to families, weakens clean energy progress, and prioritizes profit over people. Today, the North […]