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Federal forecasters are predicting the seventh straight above-normal Atlantic hurricane season and urging preparedness to avoid a repeat of disasters like Hurricane Ida, which lashed Louisiana and produced tornadoes and floods in the northeast last year. -
This week on Time Out for Sports: The Carolina Hurricanes are up 2 games to 1 in the Stanley Cup playoffs with the New York Rangers, Charlotte FC added another home victory and local high school teams win championships.
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Globally competitive swimmers share a lot of characteristics with leaders in the pharmaceutical business, says Coach Jeff Dugdale. His men's and women's teams have won seven straight national championships.
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LISC is celebrating three years in Charlotte by continuing to raise funds to put back into communities.
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Duke Energy's proposal to change how rooftop solar owners in North Carolina are paid was an issue both inside and outside the company's annual meeting Thursday.
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The Charlotte Chess Center is home to some of the top chess players in the United States and serves a growing population of students in public and private schools, online programs, and sessions in the center’s classroom.
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A young Charlotte woman was the victim of a case of mistaken identity last year when she was handcuffed by Charlotte-Mecklenburg police. Now the city’s Citizens Review Board wants to take a closer look at the case. WFAE’s Tommy Tomlinson, in his On My Mind commentary, says it’s important to know if this was more than a simple error.
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Many people on food stamps in North Carolina could see their monthly allotments decrease if the federal emergency declaration is allowed to expire on April 15.
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Police are investigating after a Charlotte Area Transit System bus driver was shot and killed in uptown on Friday night. The driver was one of three people to die by homicide in Charlotte this weekend, police said.
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North Carolina’s gerrymandering trial in Raleigh continued for its second day on Tuesday, with plaintiffs calling witnesses who said the Republican-drawn congressional maps diminish the power of Black voters.
