N.C. Governor's Office
The General Assembly isn't likely to consider any veto overrides until after this November's elections.
Steve Harrison/WFAE; rendering courtesy of Mecklenburg County
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As higher gas prices are pushing riders elsewhere onto buses and trains, Charlotte's ridership continues to stagnate. -
The Metropolitan Public Transportation Authority Board voted Wednesday night to move forward with 10 stations on the proposed Red Line commuter rail project to Lake Norman.
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Charlotte Douglas International Airport unveiled Wednesday the proposed route for a people mover to connect passengers from a light rail station on Wilkinson Boulevard to the terminal. -
Republican leaders chose N.C. Rep. Jennifer Balkcom as the new candidate for Congress, opening a spot for a new candidate for the 117th district in the NC House election. -
A majority of the Charlotte City Council appeared uneasy Monday about applying for a $300 million federal grant aimed at improving public safety. -
Matthews Town Attorney Daniel Peterson on Monday urged local governments to stand with Matthews, Charlotte and other communities in opposition to the proposed Interstate 77 toll lane project. -
Mooresville Commissioner Dana Tucker is urging the town board to address a no-confidence vote directed at Mayor Chris Carney earlier this year.
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Edwards dropped his reelection bid last week after a House Ethics Committee report detailed his alleged sexual harassment of two female staffers. -
The Charlotte City Council is considering a 9 p.m. curfew for people 17 and younger. -
Up to $2 million in assistance will be available to small businesses, nonprofits and agricultural entities affected by the drought.
