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If approved, the transportation tax could generate $19.4 billion for road improvement and public transportation projects across Mecklenburg County.
Voters have spoken on the future of housing, transportation, and neighborhood improvements in the Queen City.
Travel companies report the Queen City has experienced the largest year-over-year growth of all major US cities for business travel.
The bike share system will end in December before transitioning to a new, dockless system in 2025.
Taking the train isn’t just for commuters — it’s also for leisure travel that’s growing in popularity.
Spectators can expect World War II-era planes in the annual display + tributes to the men and women of the US Armed Forces during Veterans Day weekend.
The proposal aims to support the development of transportation projects in the Charlotte area and could make it to the ballot by 2025.
Concourse A will bring an additional 10 gates to Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
Check out some of the year’s cheapest flights leaving our local airport.
Drivers will need to pay to park on city streets until 10 p.m. starting on Tuesday, Sept. 3.
A redevelopment project forces a busy part of the Rail Trail in South End to temporarily close.
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As you hit the road to the mountains this fall and winter, things may look a little different. While many areas in WNC and Virginia are still recovering from Hurricane Helene, there are plenty of businesses ready to welcome you back.
Make the most of summer with Charlotte’s lineup of festivals, including national acts, local acts, fine arts, craft beer, longbow competitions, and celebrations of art in the Queen City.
From supporting local vendors to unique exhibitions, we’re roundup up several ways to support the art scene in the Queen City.
From historic buildings that no longer stand to ads promoting Charlotte restaurants, we dug through newspaper archives dating as far back as 1883 to celebrate the 21st night of September.