Many renters could gain from wider use of positive rent reporting. Letting more people add their on-time rent payments to credit records could help them build credit.
Charlotte rapid growth is now being matched by a quiet surge in automation. From driverless cars to drones and security robots, the city is beginning to experience a layered rollout of technology that is reshaping how it operates day to day.
Read MoreBryan Holladay and newly appointed MPTA Chair David Howard will discuss who the MPTA is, what they do, how they do and when it will all get done.
Read MoreNCDOT will create a Community Engagement Center to share I-77 project information and discuss potential improvements and community benefits related to the highway expansion.
Councilwoman Kimberly Owens shares her journey joining Charlotte City Council.
Read MoreA recent analysis found that over 6,000 affordable apartments were completed in the Charlotte metro area between 2020 and 2024.
Chamber Candidate Mix and Mingle for the 2026 Primary Election.
Hosted by: CLT Public Relations, The Charlotte Area Chamber, and The Charlotte Ledger. Wednesday Feb 25, from 5:00 to 6:30 with candidate introductions at 6:00.
Read MoreNorth Carolina implemented healthcare, tax, real estate, and other industry reforms that took effect the first of the year.
NCDOT is in early planning for two I‑77 South expansion concepts: an at‑grade design and an elevated express‑lane option.
A recap from CLT Public Relations’ discussion with Charlotte City Councilman Malcolm Graham
Read MoreTake part in an engaging discussion as we recap Charlotte’s major stories from 2025 and explore what’s on the horizon for 2026. Don’t miss this opportunity to reflect, connect, and prepare for the year ahead, with some of the city’s most trusted voices in journalism.
Read MoreThere is a Mecklenburg-to-Mecklenburg opportunity for economic partnerships, tourism and cultural exchange.
Read MoreBryan Holladay and Councilmember Malcolm Graham discuss the 2025 election, review the past year's insights, and preview 2026 Charlotte City Council priorities.
The General Assembly’s HB 926 is a wide-ranging package that touches environmental permitting, professional licensing, utilities, nuisance law, and housing and land development rules.
Read MoreJoin Bryan Holladay for a conversation with NC Senator Woodson Bradley, where she shares her experience as a first-year Senator and offers insights into the legislative process behind the scenes.
Read MoreMicro Transit, run by Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS), offers on-demand, flexible van service connecting neighborhoods and major transit hubs.
Read MoreEffective July 1, 2025, North Carolina has enacted a new Transportation Commerce Tax applied to ride-share and taxi services.
Read MoreBryan Holladay sits down with Edwin Peacock, the newly appointed District 6 Councilman, as he returns to City Council after more than a decade away from elected office.
Read MoreCharlotte, Mecklenburg County, Davidson, and Centralina launched Solarize Charlotte-Mecklenburg to simplify and reduce solar energy costs.
Read MoreMecklenburg’s newest County Commissioner, Yvette Townsend-Ingram will share her journey from community advocate to county decision-maker.
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