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The NoDa That Was: The Loss of an Arts District

Conductor Andrew Davis, Who Headed Lyric Opera Of Chicago And Orchestras On 3 Continents, Dies

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New federal rule bars transgender school bathroom bans, but it likely isn't the final word

News | Charlotte North Carolina | Spectrum News 1 4/23 1:00A Associated Press

It's expected to spark another wave of lawsuits from states and advocacy groups.

As heat waves increase, NOAA, CDC introduce heat-risk tool

News | Charlotte North Carolina | Spectrum News 1 4/22 12:30P Reuben Jones

NOAA and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention launched a nationwide experimental heat tool called HeatRisk.

Looking at the need for more support during Occupational Therapy Month

News | Charlotte North Carolina | Spectrum News 1 4/22 11:30A Anissa Lopez

April is Occupational Therapy Month. Spectrum News 1 spoke with an occupational therapist about their job and the challenges they see in their field.

Bookshop in Asheville rescues banned books

News | Charlotte North Carolina | Spectrum News 1 4/22 10:30A Samantha Narson

Firestorm is sending 22,500 children's books back to Duval County, Florida.

Mount Holly Police Arrest Two Individuals In Homicide Investigation That Began In January

WCCB Charlotte 4/22 10:23A Deeandra Michel

Update Mount Holly Police have arrested two individuals in the homicide investigation that took place on Gander Way on January 18, 2024, according to a news release. The...

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More than 150 pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at NYU campus

Education | Spectrum News 1 4/23 2:12A Louis Finley

NYPD officers in riot gear were seen by NY1 crews restraining the protesters with zip ties and taking them onto police buses stationed nearby.

‘Show my passion’: Gaston County senior is a critical thinker on the field and classroom

Education | Spectrum News 1 4/22 8:10A Jason Brown

She was presented with a $1,000 scholarship award that was given to her by State Senator Brad Overcash.

Pro-Palestinian protests lead to 47 arrests at Yale, canceled in-person classes at Columbia

Education | Spectrum News 1 4/22 7:30A Ryan Chatelain

Students at both of the Ivy League colleges are calling for the schools to divest from companies connected to Israel.

Triangle high schooler celebrates student Emmy win

Education | Spectrum News 1 4/22 5:00A Evan Sery

A Middle Creek High School senior won a student Emmy award for TV Excellence.

12 students and teacher killed in Columbine school shooting remembered at 25th anniversary vigil

Education | Spectrum News 1 4/21 8:58A Associated Press

Former Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords, who began campaigning for gun safety after she was nearly killed in a mass shooting, spoke.

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Free Football Skills Showcase in Huntersville

Charlotte On The Cheap 4/23 2:10A Jody Mace

Team Turse is offering a free one-day football skills showcase on Saturday, May 4, 2024, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. It takes place on the athletic field at Bonnie Cone Leadership Academy, 16115 Poplar Tent...

Birria, paneer and even pumpkin: Unusual, creative takes on pizza found in Charlotte

CharlotteFive 4/22 11:00P Alexandra Maloney

If you’re tired of plain ol’ cheese pizza and are looking for something new, head to one of these Charlotte area restaurants for a new kind of pie.

Wednesday Night Live — free museum admission, plus The 1619 Project Discussion

Charlotte On The Cheap 4/22 7:17P Jody Mace

Grand Oiseau de Feu sur l’arche by Niki de Saint Phalle. Photo by Mace Publishing, LLC The Levine Center for the Arts Wednesday Night Live takes place every Wednesday evening. The three museums that...

Juneteenth Freedom Weekend Celebration in Lancaster, SC

Charlotte On The Cheap 4/22 10:59A Jody Mace

Lancaster, South Carolina, is hosting a Juneteenth Freedom Weekend Celebration on June 14 and 15, 2024, in Downtown Lancaster. June 14: 5 to 10 p.m. June 15: 3 to 10 p.m. The event will feature: Live...

Rapper DaBaby surprises students with performance at Charlotte school assembly

CharlotteFive 4/22 10:33A Chyna Blackmon

Along with a surprise performance, Lovin’ Life Music Fest organizers also made a donation to the school and gave out free tickets.

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Bryce Young ready to get back to work, grow as a leader

Panthers News 4/23 1:37A

The second-year quarterback will lead his team onto the field for voluntary minicamp today with a new coaching staff, and he'll do it with an awareness of the steps he needs...

‘Show my passion’: Gaston County senior is a critical thinker on the field and classroom

Sports | Spectrum News 1 4/22 10:00A Jason Brown

She was presented with a $1,000 scholarship award that was given to her by State Sen. Brad Overcash.

2024 Mock Draft Report 7.0

Panthers News 4/22 7:30A

Check out who a collection of media outlets are projecting as the best 33rd and 39th picks of the 2024 NFL Draft.

Post-free agency draft needs reset: Defense

Panthers News 4/22 5:14A

From the comings and goings at outside linebacker to free agency signings, the Panthers made a series of moves that have set up a different outlook for the draft. Here's a...

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Former Duke guard Jeremy Roach indicates he will play a final college season at Baylor

Sports | Spectrum News 1 4/22 3:30A Associated Press

Former Duke guard Jeremy Roach has indicated he will play a final college season at Baylor.

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The NoDa That Was: The Loss of an Arts District

Conductor Andrew Davis, Who Headed Lyric Opera Of Chicago And Orchestras On 3 Continents, Dies

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New federal rule bars transgender school bathroom bans, but it likely isn't the final word

As heat waves increase, NOAA, CDC introduce heat-risk tool

Looking at the need for more support during Occupational Therapy Month

Bookshop in Asheville rescues banned books

Mount Holly Police Arrest Two Individuals In Homicide Investigation That Began In January

Education » indicates external link

More than 150 pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at NYU campus

‘Show my passion’: Gaston County senior is a critical thinker on the field and classroom

Pro-Palestinian protests lead to 47 arrests at Yale, canceled in-person classes at Columbia

Triangle high schooler celebrates student Emmy win

12 students and teacher killed in Columbine school shooting remembered at 25th anniversary vigil

Lifestyle » indicates external link

Free Football Skills Showcase in Huntersville

Birria, paneer and even pumpkin: Unusual, creative takes on pizza found in Charlotte

Wednesday Night Live — free museum admission, plus The 1619 Project Discussion

Juneteenth Freedom Weekend Celebration in Lancaster, SC

Rapper DaBaby surprises students with performance at Charlotte school assembly

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Bryce Young ready to get back to work, grow as a leader

‘Show my passion’: Gaston County senior is a critical thinker on the field and classroom

2024 Mock Draft Report 7.0

Post-free agency draft needs reset: Defense

Former Duke guard Jeremy Roach indicates he will play a final college season at Baylor

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Looking at the need for more support during Occupational Therapy Month

Morning sickness? Prenatal check-ups? What to know about new rights for pregnant workers

N.C. State study finds that diets can be unhealthy

Youth mental health and happiness are worsening, new report shows

Millions in USDA grants could improve food access in N.C., make locally sourced food cheaper for...

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