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Alan Wilson, South Carolina's Attorney General, won the Republican runoff for South Carolina governor on Tuesday.
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Charlotte City Council approved a pilot program for red light cameras.
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Duke Energy Carolinas has lowered its proposed residential rate increase after North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson filed objections, arguing the original request was too costly for families.The company announced Monday that it is reducing its proposed residential rate increase from 18% to 11.6%.
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The North Carolina Tar Heels baseball team fell short in the College World Series finals Monday night, losing to Oklahoma 13-2 in the deciding third game.With the loss, UNC now has 13 appearances in the College World Series without a title — the second-most all-time.Oklahoma secured its third national championship in baseball with the win.
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Saying "you can’t go wrong" with either remaining candidate in the South Carolina gubernatorial runoff, President Trump endorsed both Lt. Gov. Pam Evette and Attorney General Alan Wilson in the second Republican primary to be held Tuesday.
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Charlotte’s Green Crown Program recognizes food businesses using sustainable practices. The program cooled down during COVID, as businesses focused on public health and relied heavily on single use take out containers and utensils. Now, the program is being revamped with new applications for catering and hospitality businesses, helping eco-conscious customers find places that reflect their values.
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A person linked to Stuart W. Cramer High School in Gaston County has tested positive for tuberculosis, health officials said.
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North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein on Wednesday inducted a dozen North Carolinians into the Order of the Longleaf Pine during a ceremony at Bank of America Stadium.