Charlotte Has a $64 Million Decision and Nobody in Raleigh to Ask
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Charlotte has until October 5 to reverse itself on the I-77 South toll lanes or pay the state about $64 million. On Thursday, the North Carolina General Assembly adjourned — and its next scheduled voting session is November 16, six weeks after that deadline. Neither fact is new. Put them side by side and the shape of Charlotte's decision changes: there's no negotiation left, just a bill and a date. Plus: Charlotte FC beats Atlas 2-0 for a second straight win over a Liga MX club, the homeless camping ban left unfinished in Raleigh and what it means for the people Roof Above serves, and Luke Kuechly gets his gold jacket tonight.
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Sources this episode: WFAE, WBTV, Charlotte FC, Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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