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Panthers’ 1st-Round Pick Honors Kobe Bryant By Wearing No. 8

When Carolina Panthers first-round draft pick Jaycee Horn learned the NFL would let cornerbacks wear single-digit numbers this season, his jersey choice became easy.

88% Of Children Covered By Monthly Payments Starting In July

The Treasury Department said Monday that 39 million families are set to receive monthly child payments beginning on July 15.

Former President Donald Trump To Headline NCGOP Convention In Greenville

Former President Donald Trump is expected to speak in Greenville, North Carolina in June.

North Carolina DMV Resumes Saturday Hours At 16 Offices

The N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles is opening some of its offices on Saturdays, a move coming one week after it resumed regular road testing after a year’s absence.

The Snark: Jealous Jovi, Hulk Smash & Johnny Carson Returns

Derek snarks Jovi's jealousy and lack of knowledge from last night's "90 Day Fiance," plus first date embarassment and the return of the Johnny Carson impression.

Isolated Rain & Storm Chances Start the Week

Another warm day. Isolated rain/storm chances.

POLITICAL WRAP: COVID Restrictions Scaled Back

The CDC says vaccinated people can go out and about and leave their mask at home. But health officials strongly recommend unvaccinated people keep wearing their masks.

Firefighters Respond To A Two-Vehicle Wreck In Salisbury, 2 Injured

Firefighters with the Salisbury Fire Department responded to a two-vehicle wreck on Sunday that they say landed three individuals in emergency care.

Clouds & Stray Showers Hang Around, Hot Weekend Ahead

Stray Storms Monday, Summer-Like Heat Lurks

Clouds and isolated rain will give way to sunshine by midweek, followed by a sultry weekend.

Some Aren't Ready To Give Up Masks Despite New CDC Guidance

Like more than 120 million other Americans, Jan Massie is fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and can pretty much give up wearing a mask under the latest guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But she’s still covering her face.

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Book Your Tour Of Charlotte On The Funniest Bus Around

Take a ride on the Funny Bus and learn all about the Queen City like a local Thursdays through Sundays in Charlotte.

Israeli Strikes Kill 42, Topple Buildings In Gaza City

Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City flattened three buildings and killed at least 42 people Sunday, medics said, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signaled the fighting between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza would continue despite international efforts to broker a cease fire.

S.C. Troopers Say 18-Year-Old Killed In Fatal Union County Crash

Troopers say the driver of a 2000 Honda Accord died after losing control of their vehicle and crashing in Union County on Saturday.

Huntersville Fire Department Conducts "Live Fire" Training Exercise

Firefighters with the the Huntersville Fire Department were able to battle flames in a "live fire" training exercise on Saturday, thanks to donated structure set for demolition.

Stray Showers Possible, Mainly Hot & Dry Week Ahead

Warming Up, Drying Out

Winter had a noble last stand earlier this week, but it should feel like May through the last half of the month.

Pipeline Operator Says "Normal Operations" Have Resumed

The operator of the nation’s largest gasoline pipeline — hit earlier this week by a ransomware attack — announced Saturday it has resumed “normal operations,” delivering fuel to its markets, including a large swath of the East Coast.

Charlotte Hornets To Allow More Fans Back At The Spectrum Center

The Charlotte Hornets announced in a statement on Saturday that the team will increase fan attendance capacity limits at the Spectrum Center for any upcoming games.

Gov. Roy Cooper: Virus Business Limits, Most Mask Mandates End In North Carolina

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper on Friday immediately ended the state’s capacity limits on businesses and nearly all the remaining statewide mask-wearing mandates, returning the state to almost normal operations after 15 months marked by COVID-19 lockdowns and limits.