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February 7, 2025

Diverse business owners celebrating success in Charlotte
Business News

Charlotte Awards $193 Million in Contracts to Minority-Owned Businesses

News Summary In a significant move to support minority and women-owned businesses, Charlotte’s city officials announced the awarding of $193 million in contracts to historically underutilized vendors in 2023, marking a 23% increase from the previous year. The Charlotte Business Inclusion program, which boasts over 1,600 enrolled businesses, aims to create sustainable relationships and offer real support, including the upcoming launch of CBI University and a $40 million Small Business

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General News

Winter Wonderland Incoming: 4 to 7 Inches of Snow Expected

News Summary A significant winter storm is forecasted to bring 4 to 7 inches of snow to the Twin Cities this weekend, starting Friday night into Saturday. This event marks the first winter storm watch for the area this year, with statewide impacts and increased caution advised for road conditions. Meteorologists predict snowfall could even exceed initial estimates in certain locations. As the snow settles, temperatures are expected to drop

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General News

Trump’s Tax Agenda Takes Center Stage

News Summary In a recent meeting, President Trump outlined his tax priorities aimed at reshaping America’s tax landscape to support the middle class. Key proposals include eliminating taxes on tips and overtime pay, renewing tax cuts from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and adjusting the cap on SALT deductions. Coupled with new tariff policies targeting Canadian imports and addressing trade relations with China, the administration’s initiatives signal a

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Rescue teams conducting a search for the missing Bering Air plane in Alaska
General News

Search Underway for Missing Bering Air Plane Near Nome, Alaska

News Summary Authorities are searching for a missing Cessna 208B Grand Caravan EX plane that disappeared near Nome, Alaska, with 10 people onboard. The flight lost contact shortly after takeoff from Unalakleet, prompting search efforts amid challenging weather conditions. Local teams, including the Nome Volunteer Fire Department and the Coast Guard, are coordinating ground and aerial searches while the NTSB monitors the situation. Families of the passengers are being supported

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General News

Minnesota House Enters New Era with Power-Sharing Agreement

News Summary The Minnesota House of Representatives has established a power-sharing agreement, appointing Republican Lisa Demuth as the first Black and first Republican woman Speaker of the House. This agreement follows a tumultuous struggle for control characterized by Democratic boycotts and legal disputes. Democrats and Republicans will now jointly oversee committees, emphasizing collaboration and integrity. With a crucial special election upcoming, the hope is that this new management structure will

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Exterior view of The Residences at Cedar Creek in Charlotte
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New Affordable Housing Community ‘The Residences at Cedar Creek’ Unveiled in Charlotte

News Summary Charlotte has unveiled a significant new affordable housing community, ‘The Residences at Cedar Creek.’ This development includes 200 mixed-income apartments, with a focus on various family sizes and income levels. With a total cost of $54 million, the project addresses the growing demand for affordable housing and aims to enhance the city’s housing equity. Residents will enjoy numerous amenities and easy access to quality living spaces, with a

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North Carolina Appeals Court Ruling Alters Blue Light Case

News Summary The North Carolina Court of Appeals has reversed a lower court decision favoring Southeastern Company Police regarding their use of blue lights during a construction project. This ruling sends the case back to an administrative law judge, highlighting the ongoing legal dispute over the legality of private police operations. The implications of this case extend beyond Southeastern, potentially affecting other contractors in the state as legal proceedings continue

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