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CLT airport workers and government officials gathered in uptown on Monday to express concerns with low wages and working conditions at the airport.
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The city of Charlotte is recommending that City Council deny the developer funding for the Brooklyn Village project. Republican Councilman Tariq Bokhari is set to leave office on Sunday. Attorney General Jackson has settled a lawsuit with a landlord accused of using AI to illegally set rents. And the Savannah Bananas sell out Bank of America Stadium.
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The promotion is fascinating on a few levels: For starters, Tariq Bokhari's new transit job coincides with Charlotte’s multibillion-dollar transit ambitions.
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The Charlotte City Council on Monday discussed the city's bid to bring the CIAA back to Charlotte. It moved to Baltimore in 2021.
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Charlotte’s transportation committee plans to vote on updates to the city’s plan to electrify buildings and transportation while improving energy efficiency.
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Charlotte Mayor Pro Tem Danté Anderson and several City Council members have not filed campaign finance reports in a year.
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The Charlotte City Council's Job and Economic Development Committee approved a request to ask for more funding to build a sports complex at the former Eastland site.
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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission voted in December to make the 110-year-old Steele Creek Presbyterian Manse a landmark. The recommendation was never passed on to the Charlotte City Council.