A weekly civic recap for CHARLOTTE. Each Sunday, two hosts walk you through what your town council, school board, and other public bodies did this week — in plain English. From Sundays.News.
CMPD reported a 14% drop in violent crime, while county health staff described firearm-storage outreach and programs for young people.
1 Nov 2026
CHARLOTTE · November 1, 2026
With a November 9 vote scheduled, business speakers cited 184,400 airport-supported jobs while workers pressed Charlotte City Council for stronger protections.
24 Oct 2026
CHARLOTTE · October 25, 2026
A 6-5 vote would have set a November 23 hearing and decision on the airline lease, but overriding the mayor’s veto required seven votes.
18 Oct 2026
CHARLOTTE · October 18, 2026
A $2.1 billion airport capital program and questions about gate access, worker safety and wheelchair service are part of the lease review.
11 Oct 2026
CHARLOTTE · October 11, 2026
At an October 26 hearing, council members will consider the petition, with service costs and attainable housing expectations already part of the discussion.
4 Oct 2026
CHARLOTTE · October 4, 2026
Charlotte Water can seek up to $38,500,000 in state financing for the Belmont Lift Station Force Main, with another approval still required.
27 Sept 2026
CHARLOTTE · September 27, 2026
With no public discussion and no recorded tally, the council voted by raised hands to leave open session and consult privately with the city attorney.
20 Sept 2026
CHARLOTTE · September 20, 2026
After rejecting a committee detour, council voted to sell 1.16 acres on Freedom Drive for affordable for-sale housing despite questions about HOA fees and long-term affordability.
13 Sept 2026
CHARLOTTE · September 13, 2026
The update ties Charlotte’s affordable housing rules to a proposed $125 million bond and rewrites how projects will be scored, tracked, and supported.
6 Sept 2026
CHARLOTTE · September 6, 2026
Planning staff asked council to refresh station-area principles and begin Red Line planning, with members zeroing in on displacement, legacy businesses, and whether rail decisions come first.
30 Aug 2026
CHARLOTTE · August 30, 2026
A weekly civic recap for CHARLOTTE. Each Sunday, two hosts walk you through what your town council, school board, and other public bodies did this week — in plain English. From Sundays.News.
26 Jul 2026
CHARLOTTE · July 26, 2026
A weekly civic recap for CHARLOTTE. Each Sunday, two hosts walk you through what your town council, school board, and other public bodies did this week — in plain English. From Sundays.News.
28 Jun 2026
CHARLOTTE · June 28, 2026
A weekly civic recap for CHARLOTTE. Each Sunday, two hosts walk you through what your town council, school board, and other public bodies did this week — in plain English. From Sundays.News.
21 Jun 2026
CHARLOTTE · June 21, 2026
A weekly civic recap for CHARLOTTE. Each Sunday, two hosts walk you through what your town council, school board, and other public bodies did this week — in plain English. From Sundays.News.
14 Jun 2026
CHARLOTTE · June 14, 2026
A weekly civic recap for CHARLOTTE. Each Sunday, two hosts walk you through what your town council, school board, and other public bodies did this week — in plain English. From Sundays.News.
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