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DOGE is canceling 20 federal office leases in North Carolina, including these 4 in Raleigh

1 month ago | newsobserver.com | Renee Umsted |Mary Ramsey

Multiple office leases in Raleigh are among those that may be canceled by the Elon Musk-run Department of Government Efficiency. The "wall of receipts" included on the agency's website lists 20 offices in North Carolina among hundreds of leases that may be canceled in an effort to save taxpayer money. Thousands of contracts and grants are also canceled, according to the website.
NC won't cooperate with other states' investigations into abortion providers, Stein orders

Jan 16, 2025 | newsobserver.com | Mary Ramsey

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein issued an executive order related to abortions in North Carolina on Thursday, January 16, 2025 at the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Center in Charlotte, NC. [email protected] Gov. Josh Stein on Thursday ordered state agencies not to cooperate with investigations into medical professionals who provide legal abortions.
Charlotte spent more than $64K on City Council Germany trip. How did they spend it?

Jan 16, 2025 | newsobserver.com | Mary Ramsey

Charlotte spent more than $64,000 to send a delegation of City Council members and staff to Germany in 2024 for an economic development trip that coincided with a Carolina Panthers game in Munich. The city revealed the final price tag for the November trip Wednesday: $64,488.86.
Mecklenburg's lone Republicans will lead transit tax push. Why Cotham is key to passage

Jan 13, 2025 | newsobserver.com | Mary Ramsey

The lone Republicans in Mecklenburg County's Democrat-dominated state legislative delegation will play a critical role in the effort to get a sales tax referendum for transportation on the ballot. GOP State Sen. Vickie Sawyer and state Rep. Tricia Cotham joined the majority of the delegation Monday at a legislative briefing hosted by the Charlotte City Council largely focused on getting a bill through the General Assembly in 2025.
Charlotte basketball fans, legends interested in WNBA's return. Could it really happen?

Jan 1, 2025 | charlotteobserver.com | Mary Ramsey

For almost two decades, Charlotte WNBA fans have gone without a local team to watch. The Charlotte Sting, one of the league's eight founding franchises, shuttered in 2007 after an ownership change followed by declining performance and attendance. But some fans remain, spreading social media hashtags and sporting now-retro team gear.
Charlotte will pick a mayor in 2025. Who could run for office if Lyles retires?

Dec 9, 2024 | charlotteobserver.com | Mary Ramsey

Will Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles win another term in a landslide, or will a new slate of candidates battle to lead the Queen City next year? It's still unclear as the start of 2025 - when Charlotteans will vote in the next municipal election - looms. The four-term Democrat coasted to reelection in 2023, winning the general election with 73.6% of the vote after defeating a primary challenger with 85.4% of the vote.
Feeling slighted, residents north of uptown wonder why they won't have a Red Line stop

Dec 2, 2024 | newsobserver.com | Gavin Off |Mary Ramsey

In the basement of a Presbyterian church off West Sugar Creek Road, students - about 25 of them - learn how to weld, drive a forklift, repair HVAC systems and fix electrical problems. About a mile and a half away is the city's recently acquired rail line. The track, bought from Norfolk Southern Corporation in September, will carry Charlotte's first commuter line - ferrying people from uptown to Davidson.
Cotham, Bradley hold narrow leads in legislature races as Mecklenburg counts final votes

Nov 14, 2024 | yahoo.com | Mary Ramsey

Rep. Tricia Cotham and newcomer Woodson Bradley maintained close leads in their legislature races Thursday as the Mecklenburg County Board of Elections evaluated thousands of provisional ballots. The county board approved 1,415 provisional ballots across the county Thursday, according to a count kept by a Charlotte Observer reporter. Voters cast provisional ballots in various scenarios, including when they can’t provide a photo ID and when there are questions about their eligibility to vote.
2 Charlotte-area NC legislature candidates top $1M raised in report before Election Day

Nov 4, 2024 | yahoo.com | Mary Ramsey

The price tags for two of the Charlotte area’s most closely watched state legislative races have surpassed the million dollar mark. Democratic candidates Nicole Sidman and Beth Helfrich, whose races could determine the balance of power in Raleigh, each reported raising more than $1 million in the final quarter of fundraising before Election Day. Sidman is running against state Rep. Tricia Cotham in south Mecklenburg’s District 105.
Donald Trump rallies supporters in Gastonia on last day of NC early voting

Nov 2, 2024 | msn.com | Mary Ramsey |Rebecca Noel

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