Charlotte Presses to Reclaim CIAA, But Key Venue Access and Costs Remain Unclear
Charlotte wants CIAA back 
but the bid hinges on venues, state money, & hotel deals. Council presses for answers. Baltimore still in the mix.
Affordable Housing in Charlotte: True Homes Expands Workforce Homeownership Program
Charlotte’s housing crisis meets a new solution 
True Homes dedicates 10% of its volume to affordable workforce housing. Will it be enough? Read more 
#Charlotte #HousingCrisis
Tepper’s Stadium Play: Charlotte City Council Moves Rezoning Forward
Charlotte’s City Council approves Bank of America Stadium rezoning 
, granting TSE flexibility for upgrades. Community leaders weigh in on what’s next for Uptown. 
#CLT
Opinion | Autism Isn’t an Epidemic—Our Ignorance Was
Autism didn’t explode—our ability to recognize it did. 
Science moves forward, but RFK and Trump run backward.
Charlotte’s Growth Dilemma: More Housing, More Traffic, No Clear Plan
Charlotte keeps approving housing 
, but where’s the traffic relief? 
Council debates growth, gridlock, and whether infrastructure is keeping up with development. #CLT
Charlotte Symphony Orchestra Finds a New Home as the Carolina Theatre Reopens
The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra will perform at the newly restored Carolina Theatre, a $90M renovation project decades in the making. 
Standing in Line for a Real ID? Get Ready for a Government-Sized Headache
The Real ID deadline is near, but getting one in North Carolina is a bureaucratic nightmare. Long lines, no appointments, and a broken system—just another day at the DMV. 
Charlotte’s Entire Transit Future Hangs on This One Vote
Charlotte’s one-cent sales tax plan for transit faces an uphill battle in Raleigh. If state lawmakers kill the bill, the city’s infrastructure dreams may die with it. 
Charlotte’s Climate Plan Moves Forward, But Will Business Get on Board?
Charlotte wants net-zero buildings & green transit 
, but can it get businesses to join? SEAP’s new goals face pushback on cost & feasibility. Full report here. 
Charlotte’s New Community Plans Aim to Reshape Growth, But Who Benefits?
Charlotte’s new community area plans promise “complete communities,” but developers worry about predictability. Who wins in this zoning shake-up? #CharlotteGrowth