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Camp Lejeune water contamination impacts SC woman and her late husband
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A South Carolina Marine widow who says her husband died from an aggressive cancer years after serving at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina is hoping for vindication. The nonprofit organization, Lejeune Empowered Advocacy for Widows, raises awareness for those who may have been affected by the...
Mills pleads guilty to first-degree murder in 2022 killing of Aimee Wah
SALISBURY — Antoine Mills pleaded guilty on Wednesday to first-degree murder in the killing of Aimee Wah, ending a case that had been open since the murder over two years ago. Mills was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole, one of two possible sentencing options for […] The post Mills pleads guilty to first-degree murder in 2022 killing of Aimee Wah appeared first on Salisbury Post.
A do-si does it: Longtime parade fixture goes out with a bang
FAITH — A patriotic presence filled the air in Faith on Thursday for the annual 4th of July parade. Approximately 250 floats made their way down Main Street to the adoring cheers of a fervent Independence Day crowd. One of those floats, China-Grove-based Southern Style Cloggers, did so for the last time, hanging up their clogs […] The post A do-si does it: Longtime parade fixture goes out with a bang appeared first on Salisbury Post.
Couple brings safari filled with exotic animals to Boiling Springs
The small herd of wildebeests stick to the shady trees at the edge of the pasture while a pair of ostriches, a long-horned cow and an American bison all vie for attention - and snacks - from the group of kids on the wagon pulled by a tractor. Meg and...
Statesville pastor delivers invocation at White House during Independence Day celebration
At the invitation of President Joe Biden, the Rev. Dr. Robert W. “Rob” Lee delivered the invocation at the White House on Thursday during the Independence Day celebration. The invocation was delivered at the conclusion of a picnic on the grounds of the White House geared toward military families and prior the fireworks show that attracted thousands of guests to the South Lawn.
Rare virus spread through mosquito bites reported in Mecklenburg County
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Health officials have confirmed a few cases of dengue, a rare viral disease caused by mosquito bites, in Mecklenburg County. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said there are about 16 cases total in North Carolina, with four of those cases confirmed in Mecklenburg County. The report comes just days after health officials issued a public health warning nationwide about the disease.
Four Convictions Secured by Mecklenburg County DA's Felony Crimes Team in Charlotte
Over the last week, the Mecklenburg County District Attorney's Felony Crimes Team has been busy securing convictions against four individuals who entered guilty pleas. According to a recent release, these separate cases were handled across three different courtrooms—5370, 5110, and 5170—before Superior Court Judges Reggie E. McKnight, Robert C. Ervin, and Karen Eady-Williams, starting from June 24, 2024.
Truckers vs Tow Truckers: Debate over junk fee rules
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Truckers and tow truck drivers recently debated the aspects of new predatory towing rules proposed by the United States Department of Transportation. During a hearing hosted by the Federal Motor Carriers Safety Association, industry leaders listed the pros and cons of the potential rules that would limit “junk fees” and punish towing companies for violating the rules.
Carolina Panthers offense poised for explosive take off under Dave Canales
Dave Canales has big plans for the Carolina Panthers. Hiring him to the head coaching job outlined a shift in approach from team owner David Tepper. For once, the franchise was looking to get ahead of the game rather than rely on experienced retreads or a coach from the college ranks with unproven credentials.
Vaping regulations, DMV changes among bills signed by North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper signed four bills Wednesday that include the creation of a new registry for vaping products and a slew of changes related to transportation laws and the state DMV.Cooper also vetoed two other bills ahead of his anticipated participation with other Democratic governors in a meeting with President Joe Biden later on Wednesday.One of the bills signed by Cooper focuses on creating a registry under the North Carolina Department of Revenue for certified vapor products - like e-cigarettes - or consumables containing nicotine at the end of the year. Certification for those products would be mandatory...
Charles Lee Bringing Multiple Coaches from Celtics to Hornets
After helping the Boston Celtics reach the NBA summit while flanking Joe Mazzulla as his lead assistant, Charles Lee is now in Charlotte, starting his long-deserved opportunity as a head coach at basketball's highest level.
Charlotte approves $650 million renovation plan for Bank of America stadium
Under the finalized deal, the City of Charlotte has agreed to pay $650 million toward Bank of America Stadium upgrades in exchange for the Panthers and Charlotte FC remaining in Charlotte through 2045. “If Charlotte is going to continue to pay for the stadium costs, it is high time the...
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