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October 15, 2025
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  • Charlotte Spent $25,000 Investigating Corruption Claims That Proved Baseless | Mercury Local

  • What Charlotte Council Actually Approved: Stadium Bonds, Lay-Down Lease, and a 4,400-Seat Performance Venue

  • Sheltering Dignity: Charlotte’s Non-Congregate Shelter Plan, Metrics, and Guardrails

  • Outsourcing Charlotte: Council Weighs Consultants vs. In-House Capacity After $3M Safety Plan

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Tito’s Tops, Tequila Surges: Mecklenburg County Hits Record $71M in Liquor Sales

Jack Beckett3 months ago3 months ago07 mins

Mecklenburg County liquor sales hit $71M, with tequila climbing and whiskey sinking. Tito’s still king.

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12,000 Watch Fireworks in Uptown Charlotte as CMPD Seizes Guns, Cash, and Weed

Jack Beckett3 months ago3 months ago06 mins

SkyShow 2025 drew 12,000 to uptown Charlotte. CMPD reported no major incidents—unless you count the $5,000 in seized cash, guns, weed, and “drug paraphernalia.”

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Bradley Tusk Explains How Mecklenburg’s 13 Percent Primary Turnout Pushes Politics to the Edge

Ops Mercury Local3 months ago3 months ago06 mins

Mecklenburg’s March 2024 primary drew just 19 % of voters—about 13 % of residents—fueling the ideological edge that Bradley Tusk says is tearing national politics apart.

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Tillis, Budd and Harrigan Trade Barbs on Taxes, Border and Riots in Latest Press Releases

Jack Beckett3 months ago3 months ago07 mins

NC’s GOP delegation fires off fresh remarks on taxes, terror, and turf wars in Congress; here’s what they said and why it matters for Charlotte’s voters.

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  • Charlotte Spent $25,000 Investigating Corruption Claims That Proved Baseless | Mercury Local
  • What Charlotte Council Actually Approved: Stadium Bonds, Lay-Down Lease, and a 4,400-Seat Performance Venue
  • Sheltering Dignity: Charlotte’s Non-Congregate Shelter Plan, Metrics, and Guardrails
  • Outsourcing Charlotte: Council Weighs Consultants vs. In-House Capacity After $3M Safety Plan
  • SNL at 50: Amy Poehler Lifts an Uneven Anniversary Show

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