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Tebow Homers In 1st At-Bat For Mets In Instructional Debut

New York Mets prospect Tim Tebow homered on the first pitch he saw Wednesday in his instructional league debut against the St. Louis Cardinals club.

10 Things to Know for Wednesday

Here's the top stories, upcoming events, and stories that will be talked about today.

CMPD Releases 911 Calls After Protesters Shut Down I-85, Break Into Tractor Trailers

CMPD released several 911 calls after protesters shut down I-85 and started breaking into tractor trailers that were stuck on the interstate.

Reports Of Plastic Prompt Recall Of Tyson Chicken Nuggets

Tyson Foods Inc. says it's voluntarily recalling more than 132,000 pounds of chicken nuggets after receiving reports that "hard, white plastic" was found in some nuggets.

UNC Player Accused Of Sexual Battery Says He's Not A Rapist

A North Carolina football player facing charges of sexual battery and assault on a female student says the two had consensual sex and that he did not rape nor drug her.

Baby Born With DNA From 3 People, First From New Technique

Scientists say the first baby has been born from a new technique that combines DNA from three people.

New Details Emerge On Keith Lamont Scott's Violent Past

Official records show Scott's wife has filed restraining orders against Keith twice. He's also served time in jail in Texas for shooting a man.

Former NFL Defensive End Greg Hardy Arrested On Cocaine Charge

Former Dallas defensive end Greg Hardy, who remains unsigned after a tumultuous 2015 season revolving around his domestic violence case in North Carolina, was arrested on a cocaine possession charge in Texas.

Amber Alert Issued For North Carolina Child Has Been Cancelled

The Amber Alert for Nevaeh Richardson has been cancelled.

Protesters Demand City Leaders Listen Or Leave

Protestors tell Mayor Jennifer Roberts and CMPD Chief Kerr Putney to listen, or leave.

How To Stream The High-Stakes Presidential Debates

Television viewership for Monday's presidential debate is expected to be high, but you don't need a television to watch.

Memorial To Confront South's Troubled History Of Lynchings

Now the Alabama city that was the first capital of the Confederacy is set to become home to a privately funded museum and monument that could make some visitors wince: a memorial to black lynching victims.

Suspect Admits To Killing Man During Charlotte Protests

Prosecutors say the man accused of shooting a protester in Uptown Charlotte Wednesday admitted to the crime.

'A lot of pain' - Marlins cope with Fernandez's death

Jose Fernandez made his major league debut against the New York Mets in 2013 and was scheduled to face them again Monday night.

Police: 9 Wounded In Texas Shooting, Suspect Dead

Houston authorities say a gunman who wounded nine people at a strip mall on the city's southwest side before dawn Monday is dead.

Arnold Palmer Dies at 87, Made Golf Popular For Masses

Arnold Palmer charged across the golf course and into America's living rooms with a go-for-broke style that made a country club sport popular for the everyman. At ease with presidents and the public, he was on a first-name basis with both.