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Council took no vote on the youth curfew. The transcript also records a Sept. 28 hearing for the Liddell-McNinch House, which Charlotte designated historic property 50 years ago.
Jack Beckett·Aug 11, 2026
Charlotte holds 31 of the board's roughly 73 weighted votes, more than any other member, and says its position is unchanged.
Jack Beckett·Jul 16, 2026
The new regional authority that will run Charlotte's buses and trains cleared its last state requirement on June 24, and the rail lines and the long-promised Gateway hub sit at Fourth Ward's doorstep.
Jack Beckett·Jun 29, 2026
A Raleigh bill would charge the Charlotte-area governments that killed the I-77 South toll lanes an estimated $60 million, and the corridor at the center of it begins at uptown's edge, where earlier…
Jack Beckett·Jun 17, 2026
Six takeaways from a heavy week at city hall: Stage 2 water restrictions, a unanimous data-center moratorium, a $4.5 billion budget hearing, the NC state-budget framework, the CMS budget reversal…
Jack Beckett·May 16, 2026
Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles will resign June 30. Fourth Ward sits in District 2, and Council Member Malcolm Graham, the council's Budget Committee chair, is on record this week about how the appointment…
Jack Beckett·May 8, 2026
Charlotte City Council deadlocked 5-5 Monday night on a public hearing for a data center moratorium. Mayor Lyles broke the tie no.
Jack Beckett·Apr 28, 2026
State Rep. Carla Cunningham re-registered Unaffiliated on Friday after losing her March primary by nearly 48 points. HD-106 is north of uptown (Fourth Ward sits in HD-100), but the property-tax bills…
Jack Beckett·Apr 25, 2026
