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Neighborhoods turn to courts to fight development

Neighborhoods turn to courts to fight development

Recent lawsuits allege new, denser residential development in established neighborhoods violate deed restrictions

Nov 11, 2026

Shakeup on congressional banking committees

Shakeup on congressional banking committees

Blue wave means new leadership; NC representation in question

Nov 11, 2026

Neighborhoods turn to courts to fight development

Neighborhoods turn to courts to fight development

Plus: Congressional banking committee shakeup; Remembering Doyle Tallman; Shout out your favorite local charity; Attorney Caleb Holloway's unconventional path to Charlotte; Airport lease OK'd by council; Novant CEO to retire; CMS walks back bell changes

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'An interesting life for sure' — and a happy one

'An interesting life for sure' — and a happy one

Also remembered: An auto mechanic who opened his own shop; a CMS teacher turned real-estate agent; a longtime receptionist at J.P. Stevens; a longtime orthopedic doctor

Nov 10, 2026

Newsletter 11/9: How will N.C. Democrats wield their new power?

Newsletter 11/9: How will N.C. Democrats wield their new power?

Plus: City Council to vote on contentious airline lease; Reader question on stuffy YMCA pool; Toppman on women's rights play; CMS considers boundary changes; Fuel spill in Elizabeth

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Business pitch reveals deeper ties between Sneed, consultant

Business pitch reveals deeper ties between Sneed, consultant

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CMS board member, state lawmaker clash online

CMS board member, state lawmaker clash online

Sep 29, 2026

Before public contracts, McGregors faced tax lien, lawsuits

Before public contracts, McGregors faced tax lien, lawsuits

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Queens quietly trims workforce amid merger

Queens quietly trims workforce amid merger

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‘Liberation’ might be more relevant than ever

This Three Bone Theatre production runs through Nov. 22 at The Arts Factory, 1545 W. Trade St.

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‘Liberation’ might be more relevant than ever

Charlotte airport lease vote faces political turbulence

City Council votes Monday night

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Charlotte airport lease vote faces political turbulence

How will N.C. Democrats wield their new power?

Education, affordability to be priorities

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How will N.C. Democrats wield their new power?

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Westwood mulls retirement

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Nov 6, 2026

Westwood mulls retirement

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