There is a Mecklenburg-to-Mecklenburg opportunity for economic partnerships, tourism and cultural exchange.
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Bryan 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.
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Join 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.
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Micro Transit, run by Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS), offers on-demand, flexible van service connecting neighborhoods and major transit hubs.
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Effective July 1, 2025, North Carolina has enacted a new Transportation Commerce Tax applied to ride-share and taxi services.
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Bryan 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.
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Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, Davidson, and Centralina launched Solarize Charlotte-Mecklenburg to simplify and reduce solar energy costs.
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Mecklenburg’s newest County Commissioner, Yvette Townsend-Ingram will share her journey from community advocate to county decision-maker.
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The Better Bus Plan seeks to overhaul the city’s existing bus network to deliver faster, more frequent, and more reliable service. The proposal includes significant improvements to route frequency, bus stop amenities, and transit accessibility.
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Charlotte brewers won 3 medals at this year's 2025 World Beer Cup.
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House Bill 765 is a regulatory reform omnibus bill for local development regulations, housing affordability, and municipal authority.
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The I-77 South Express Lanes Project involves the construction of express lanes along 11 miles of I-77, stretching from the South Carolina state line to I-277 in Charlotte; with an estimated cost of $3.7 billion.
Bryan and Councilwoman Dimple Ajmera will explore the role of public safety has in fostering a vibrant local business community in Charlotte.
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House Bill 82 forms a study commission to explore if North Carolina's five largest school districts' size harms student performance and governance.
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The NC Department of Transportation and the Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization will be presenting on the I-77 lane expansion.
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The Disaster Recovery Act of 2024 fundamentally alters the landscape of municipal zoning by curbing local governments' ability to reduce density, limit uses or create nonconformities.
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Bryan and Commissioner Jerrell will talk about Mecklenburg County’s goals and priorities for 2025.
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Some of the new laws and regulations going into effect in North Carolina in 2025.
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An Ohio state representative has proposed a bill that would ban flag-planting.
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