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Four Suspects Charged In Union County Drive-By Shooting

The Union County Sheriff's Office says they have charged four suspects in connection to a drive-by shooting that happened at a home on Enderbury Drive last month.

Small Business Lending Program On Hold After Reaching Limit

The government’s lending program for small businesses is on hold.

Apple Rolls Out Cheaper iPhone As Pandemic Curbs Spending

Apple is releasing a new iPhone that will be vastly cheaper than the models it rolled out last fall when the economy was booming and the pandemic had yet to force people to rethink their spending.

Albemarle Man Wanted On Arson Charges

An Albemarle man is wanted on felony arson charges, according to the Albemarle Police Department.

Burke County Animal Control Says Domesticated Cat Tests Positive For Rabies

Burke County Animal Control says a domesticated cat tested positive for the rabies virus, according to a news release.

Local Hospitals Say COVID-19 Field Hospital Not Needed For Now

Atrium Health and Novant Health say the hospital bed surge capacity they are building is sufficient for now and they do not need a field hospital for the COVID-19 patients they serve within their systems.

Severe Weather Kills At Least 10 People In The Carolinas, Causes Widespread Power Outages

At least ten people were killed in the Carolinas after severe weather moved through the southeast early Monday morning. The storms also caused widespread power outages throughout North Carolina and South Carolina.

Bojangles’ Gives Free Tea To Healthcare Workers, First Responders, And Law Enforcement

To show its appreciation to those in the community working to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, Bojangles’ is giving away any size of its Legendary Iced Tea to healthcare workers, first responders and law enforcement no purchase necessary.

Reports: Carolina Panthers’ Christian McCaffrey Signs 4-Year Extension Making Him Highest-Paid Running Back In NFL History

Carolina Panthers' running back Christian McCaffrey signed a four-year contract extension worth $16M a year, according to Adam Schefter.

Attorney General Josh Stein Urges Federal Government To Ensure Emergency Stimulus Payments Don’t Go To Debt Collectors

Attorney General Josh Stein today called on the U.S. Department of the Treasury to take immediate action to ensure billions of dollars in emergency stimulus payments authorized by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) go to American families, not debt collectors. The CARES Act, which was passed three weeks ago, does not explicitly designate these emergency stimulus payments as exempt from garnishment from creditors.

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Four Suspects Charged In Union County Drive-By Shooting

Small Business Lending Program On Hold After Reaching Limit

Apple Rolls Out Cheaper iPhone As Pandemic Curbs Spending

Albemarle Man Wanted On Arson Charges

Burke County Animal Control Says Domesticated Cat Tests Positive For Rabies

Local Hospitals Say COVID-19 Field Hospital Not Needed For Now

Severe Weather Kills At Least 10 People In The Carolinas, Causes Widespread Power Outages

Bojangles’ Gives Free Tea To Healthcare Workers, First Responders, And Law Enforcement

Reports: Carolina Panthers’ Christian McCaffrey Signs 4-Year Extension Making Him Highest-Paid Running Back In NFL History

Attorney General Josh Stein Urges Federal Government To Ensure Emergency Stimulus Payments Don’t Go To Debt Collectors

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