Inside Politics

Construction on Brooklyn Village planned for uptown Charlotte won't start until 2026, 10 years after the county commission chose the developer. Why didn’t the developer secure financing in 2021 or 2022 when interest rates were low? How have other developers managed to build thousands of apartments all over the city since the pandemic?

Does the debt ceiling defeat make Republican Rep. Dan Bishop more likely to run for statewide office, due to his disillusionment over what he calls a “uniparty cartel” that “sells out the American people”? Or is the circus in Washington too much fun to miss?

Monday, Jan. 27, 2020The marquee event for Charlotte in this jam-packed election year will be this summer's Republican National Convention. A new WFAE…

Charlotte is just seven months away from hosting the Republican National Convention – and there are a lot of preparations to make and questions to be…

Last week, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the Fair Pay to Play Act, which says, starting in 2023, California universities and colleges can’t prohibit…

When Republicans in the General Assembly redrew the 9th Congressional District two years ago, they counted on south Mecklenburg precincts delivering for…