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  • Gas tops $3.83 as early holiday travelers hit road

    Americans getting an early start on the Memorial Day weekend found that gasoline prices again sprinted to a new record high overnight, reaching a national average above $3.83 a gallon. Some analysts predict gas will break past $4 as early as next week.

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  • Watt: Don't use credit score in figuring car premiums

    Charlotte Democrat says practice is discriminatory. Insurers say most people actually benefit from it.

    ep. Mel Watt said Wednesday he would push forward with legislation curbing insurers' ability to weigh whether people pay their credit card bills on time in determining if they get good car insurance rates.

  • Duke is sunny on solar power

    Utility agrees to buy planned facility's entire electricity output

    Duke Energy made its first foray into solar power a big one, saying it will buy all the power generated by the nation's largest solar farm of its kind, to be built in Davidson County.

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An idea to help residents 'hang on'

Nonprofit wants to buy homes, offer them as lease-purchases

A nonprofit group wants to buy as many as 25 vacant houses to help build homeownership in Peachtree Hills, a Charlotte neighborhood that is one of the worst-hit by the foreclosure crisis.

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  • Charlotte before South End

    South End is becoming one of those places you must visit when you're in Charlotte. It has design-oriented businesses, antique stores, restaurants, apartments, condos and light-rail transit stops. But newcomers don't realize that most of this has emerged in just over a decade.

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