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Charlotte City Manager Marcus Jones said Monday the city could "frontload" its $13.5 billion transit plan by spending money on road projects in the early years.
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The three-mile stretch of West Sugar Creek Road takes you from what feels like a village in the west through a busy intersection with I-85 to North Tryon Street. It’s anchored by two neighborhoods — Derita and Hidden Valley — with strong leaders who agree their priority is driving out the trouble I-85 and the motels around the exit attract.
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The North Carolina Department of Transportation says one of the first permanent traffic systems in the state is officially up and running on Interstate 85 in Mecklenburg and Gaston counties.
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One person is dead after a driver sped away from a traffic stop on I-85 in Charlotte and then caused a fatal wreck on Little Rock Road. Police say a state…
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A standard real estate deal is based on a simple principle. A willing buyer and a willing seller agree on what both sides see as a fair price.But there…
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A federal judge ruled that state and national transportation officials violated federal laws in the planning of the proposed controversial Garden Parkway…
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Federal and local law enforcement officers have been working to cut down on the number of drug transactions taking place at hotels along the I-85 and…
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The Gastonia City Council Tuesday night unanimously approved, with two members absent, a resolution in support of widening a 16-mile stretch of I-85 in…