COVID-19 hospitalizations nationwide are at an all-time low: Monday, April 4
The number of COVID-19 hospitalizations nationwide are at an all-time low falling 32% over the last two weeks.We are also seeing similar trends here in the Carolinas with South Carolina and most of No...
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Photos reveal damage from possible tornado in Stanly County: Friday, April 1
A tornado likely touched down near the border of Anson and Stanly counties in North Carolina Thursday.Photos shared by the Anson County Emergency Management show severe weather storm damage from the p...
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Body scanners installed at Hopewell High School as CMS rolls out test program: Thursday, March 31
Students at Hopewell High School in Huntersville spent their first day going through newly installed body scanners Wednesday morning, as Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools seeks solutions for violence on i...
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North Carolina AG visits Charlotte to discuss opioid crisis: Wednesday, March 30
North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein visited Charlotte on Tuesday to discuss the state's efforts to combat the opioid epidemic.Stein was joined by the Center for Prevention Services, Queen City ...
30 Maalis 20222min
Panthers training facility deal tumult leaving small business owners, workers in limbo: Tuesday, March 29
The Carolina Panthers training facility project is still in limbo, and a Rock Hill, South Carolina, business owner spoke out about his concerns by writing a letter and sending it to city and county le...
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Charlotte City Council to consider new SouthPark district: Monday, March 28
A plan years in the making could pick up some traction on Monday, March 28, from Charlotte City Council. According to Monday's agenda, in 2016, members of SouthPark's business community began discussi...
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Couple files racial discrimination lawsuit over attempts to buy Huntersville school: Friday, March 25
Two former Charlotte teachers filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission after claiming their attempts to buy the historic Torrence-Lytle Sch...
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Despite a return to in-person learning CMS 3rd-graders falling behind: Thursday, March 24
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools third-graders continue to fall behind in English Language Arts despite returning to the classroom.This was revealed at Wednesday night's school board meeting in a mid-yea...
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