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Building community in an age of loneliness could start next door with your neighbors

Americans are more digitally connected than ever, yet more often isolated from the people living closest to them. A national survey last year showed …

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No property tax increases, no reduction to services: County Manager Mike Bryant discusses his proposed budget

Despite a rising demand for services, slower revenue growth and uncertainty in support from the state and federal government, County Manager Mike Bry…

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Local News Roundup: State budget framework; Lyles resignation fallout; Charlotte City Council pulls support for I-77; CMS budget passes

Legislative leaders break the impasse on the budget. That means state employees and teachers may finally get a raise. In the race to replace Charlott…

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A look at this year's hurricane season, drought conditions, and the ongoing recovery of western North Carolina

Ahead of the start of this year’s hurricane season, we hear predictions for the number of likely storms and how to brace for whatever may come our wa…

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Sen. Caleb Theodros on cannabis, mental health bills; regional school districts face mounting budget pressures

Mecklenburg County Sen. Caleb Theodros joins to discuss some of the bills he’s proposed during his first term, including decriminalizing marijuana an…

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Conversations with NC Attorney General Jeff Jackson and Charlotte Optimist founder Michael Graff

On the next Charlotte Talks, North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson joins us. Since taking office, he has worked on opioid crisis litigation, c…

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Charlotte author helps us find our Walden

Henry David Thoreau lived in a time of rapid technological and economic change, political division and a pandemic. He reassessed his priorities and d…

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Local News Roundup: Vi Lyles resigns; Senate passes property tax bill; Atrium, WakeMed consolidation on hold; Truist Championship tees off

Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles announces her resignation, the state Senate votes to pause property tax assessments for a year, Wake County delays a vote on…

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The impact and the pushback against data centers

On the next Charlotte Talks, everyone is talking about data centers — and so are we. We look at the latest: what impact they might have on our city a…

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Post & Courier's 'Caught in the Cycle' investigation highlights deaths, mental health crisis in South Carolina Jails

Over the last decade, several inmates suffering from mental illnesses have died inside South Carolina jails. An investigation by the Post & Courier d…

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