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The Republican National Committee said seven cities other than Charlotte North Carolina were interested in hosting the 2020 Republican National Convention. But for various reasons, almost all declined to bid. → Read More
The Republican National Convention site selection committee has voted Charlotte, North Carolina, as the winner of the host city bid for the 2020 RNC, ensuring that NC will be a focal point of the next presidential campaign. → Read More
For months, Charlotte pursued the Republican National Convention for 2020 with little opposition from Charlotte City Council members. Why are some now opposed to the bid to host the RNC convention in North Carolina? → Read More
The Wall Street Journal reports that Republican officials are 'finalizing details on a deal to bring the party’s 2020 convention to Charlotte." Republicans are expected to announce a 2020 site next week in Austin. → Read More
The Charlotte City Council approved last month $13.7 million in incentives for an Amazon distribution center, but city officials don't know how much the 1,500 new jobs will pay, according to a review of documents and closed session minutes. → Read More
After hepatitis A scare at Hardee's restaurant near Charlotte Douglas International Airport, here's what Mecklenburg County could do help reduce the risk from fast food workers. → Read More
Where will the Republican National Convention be in 2020? Charlotte, NC, has presented a detailed bid, including sites for convention events. The city's only competition for the RNC convention appears to be Las Vegas. → Read More
Mayor Vi Lyles and other officials met with the Republican National Committee Thursday about the city hosting the 2020 Republican National Convention. Charlotte has been public about its bid, but no other city has stated its bidding. → Read More
Charlotte City Council member LaWana Mayfield apologized for her Facebook post about an "alleged plane" on 9-11. But she did not say whether she believes the World Trade Center was destroyed by hijacked jets or a "controlled demolition." → Read More
Charlotte City Council member LaWana Mayfield raised questions about whether the 9-11 terrorist attacks were real in a social media post Monday, saying she is "still waiting for someone to produce pieces of the alleged plane." → Read More
Charlotte City Council member LaWana Mayfield wrote a tweet Sunday that suggested a candidate for public office had posted photos of their genitals on Grindr, a cellphone dating app. → Read More
A week after holding a meeting behind closed doors, the N.C. Department of Transportation said future meetings of a Interstate 77 working group will be open. → Read More
In April 2013, the Carolina Panthers and the Charlotte City Council signed an agreement that called for the public to spend $87.5 million to help the team. → Read More
With three hours until a 1 p.m. deadline to pay $23,000, Mecklenburg officials are still debating Wednesday morning whether to pay the ransom in order to have their computer servers and files released. → Read More
Mecklenburg County government has been paralyzed by an unknown computer hacker after a county employee unknowingly opened an email attachment Monday that unleashed spyware and a worm into the county’s computer system. → Read More
Other cities have described how they would use taxpayer dollars to lure Amazon. But the amount of incentives Charlotte is offering remains unknown. → Read More
A Russian troll farm reported to have recruited U.S. activists ahead of the 2016 elections was linked to a protest in Charlotte, BuzzFeed News reported. → Read More
Charlotte City Manager Marcus Jones – who oversees the police department – hasn’t watched camera footage of the shootings until a judge released them. → Read More
Developer Kelvin Young's “Tiny House” community is coming to northwest Charlotte, NC. While neighbors are upset, new houses will be more affordable. → Read More
Developer Kelvin Young's “Tiny House” community is coming to northwest Charlotte, NC. While neighbors are upset, new houses will be more affordable. → Read More