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May is National Bike Month, and to celebrate Bike Charlotte, is hosting events all month in the hope cyclists of all ages and abilities give riding a try.
Whether on a highway or cruising across SouthPark, if you’ve driven around the Queen City then you’ve likely encountered a traffic gridlock.
In the winter, Monica Dunlap’s home was always too cold. In the summer, it was too warm. Meanwhile, her heating and cooling bills were always too high.
Charlotte Water is planning for the future, and with as much growth as the Queen City has seen it means an increased need for clean water.
Legislators have signaled they don’t agree with Charlotte’s transportation goals. Instead, they want more investment into road projects
Every time Henry Wheeler passes by Monroe Road, he’s haunted by how little things have changed.
A first-time buyer, she said she and her husband were lucky to close in 2020 before prices and mortgage rates skyrocketed.
Anyone who walks or bikes around Charlotte knows it can be risky.
Thursday, the EPA announced new rules aimed at reducing pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from coal and natural gas power plants.