WFAE staff and wire reports

The Charlotte Hornets are no longer in contention for a second consecutive NBA Summer League championship, but the team continues to gain valuable experience for its younger players.

The Cabarrus Health Alliance says it is investigating a reported case of cyclospora infection.

Pineville Town Hall has reopened more than two months after a driver crashed into the building, forcing its closure.

Confirmation hearings are scheduled to begin Wednesday for Todd Blanche’s nomination to become attorney general.

Charlotte FC returned to training this week as the club prepares for Major League Soccer play to resume following the World Cup break.

The Charlotte Hornets dropped two games in NBA Summer League play over the weekend, falling to the New Orleans Pelicans Saturday and the Boston Celtics on Sunday. The Hornets will wrap up their four-game schedule Wednesday night against the Milwaukee Bucks. Second-year forward Liam McNeely has led Charlotte in scoring in each of the three games so far.

Average gasoline prices in Charlotte rose 16.9 cents per gallon over the past week, reaching $3.62 per gallon on Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 665 stations in the area.

Members of the “Save Morrison YMCA” coalition plan to gather outside the facility on Sunday, calling on the YMCA of Greater Charlotte to halt the $42.5 million dollar sale to Moments of Hope Church.

The city of Charlotte has suspended a focus group that was supposed to help the city come up with data center policies.

Water service is slowly being restored across Anson County after a major water main break on Tuesday left hundreds of homes and businesses without water.