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The city of Charlotte has reached an agreement in principle with Norfolk Southern to acquire the rights to the O-Line, Channel 9 has confirmed. An inability to use the O-Line track has long stalled the Red Line commuter rail project.
The original transportation plan calls for roughly 80% of new sales tax revenue to go to rail projects. A new proposal would cap rail's portion to 40%.
Is this new plan the answer? Charlotte and Mecklenburg County have battled homelessness for years.
The Charlotte Area Transit System has terminated Deltrin Harris, who was the transit system's general manager for rail operations.
On the local news roundup, the city unveils a budget with raises for employees but one that is revenue neutral. City Council makes some decisions on what’s happening at Eastland Yards and we have a CATS update. There may be an extension to our hotel and food tax, and our state’s abortion law may be about to change. Those stories and more.