Lynx Blue Line

In a Q&A with WFAE's Steve Harrison, Ron Tober, the first chief executive of the Charlotte Area Transit System, says the rail plan misses opportunities uptown, by the airport and with Mecklenburg’s northern towns.

The city of Charlotte has promoted a poll from the National Resources Defense Council that shows residents of the six Mecklenburg County towns support the city's $8 to $12 billion transportation plan. But the city said it doesn't have the full script of the poll and won't ask for it — even though the questions asked in a poll can make a big difference in the responses received.

Charlotte's Blue Line Light Rail will move to a Sunday service schedule through Dec. 31 due to a staff shortage caused by exposure to COVID-19.

Updated 1:19 p.m.Charlotte Area Transit System is making buses and trains free, but plans to reduce service by about one-half beginning Wednesday until…

Charlotte City Council on Monday night approved rezoning nearly 1,800 acres along the LYNX Blue Line.The decision designates the land to be used for…

The LYNX Blue Line will close Saturday and Sunday for annual maintenance and bus service will be added in place of light rail service, the Charlotte Area…

As cities consider building new rail lines and development around existing ones, you often hear concerns about the changes displacing low-income…

City and business leaders gathered Friday to mark the start of construction on a 198-unit affordable apartment complex along the Blue Line Light Rail…

When Charlotte Area Transit System was building the $1.1 billion light rail extension, the transit system projected the entire 19-mile line would carry…

Service on the LYNX Blue Line will return to normal beginning Monday morning, Charlotte Area Transit System says. Damage to overhead lines caused by trees…