Composer Lowell Liebermann wins $40,000 prize
NEW YORK (AP) — Lowell Liebermann has won the inaugural Virgil Thomson Award, a $40,000 prize given for outstanding composition of vocal works.
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Comcast argues benefits of Time Warner Cable deal
WASHINGTON (AP) — Comcast is presenting its case for its $45 billion takeover of Time Warner Cable, saying the deal benefits consumers and doesn't limit competition.
Yankees put closer Robertson on DL, add LHP Cabral
NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Yankees have put closer David Robertson on the 15-day disabled list because of a strained groin and recalled lefty reliever Cesar Cabral from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
Webby nominees range from Citi Bike to Jay Z
NEW YORK (AP) — This year's list of nominees for Webby awards celebrating Internet achievement range from celebrities such as Beyonce and Ellen DeGeneres to Google and GoPro, the maker of popular mountable video cameras.
York County Deputies Kill Man In Fort Mill
Deputies shot and killed a man in Fort Mill early Tuesday morning. The man is accused of pointing a gun at police.
Visiting Second Harvest Food Bank with Wilson During National Volunteer Week
Wilson was at Second Harvest Food Bank today where he was continuing to find out more about& National Volunteer Week and Hands on Charlotte Day this Saturday, April 12th.
The Snark Report with Derek James: All Girls Edition from Barbie to Barbara...and Miley
It's an all female snark today, Miley's a no-show, Barbie comes alive and Barbara is retiring (cue the tears).
Spring into Asparagus Season with Chef Troy
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Spring is here and that means it time for one of Chef Troy's favorite vegetables, asparagus. He has 3 great recipes for the great great veggie.
MLS moving toward deal on Atlanta expansion team
ATLANTA (AP) — Major League Soccer is closing in on a deal with Falcons owner Arthur Blank to bring an expansion franchise to Atlanta's new downtown stadium.
Can the UConn women join the men...A celebration of Hank Aaron's accomplishments
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The last time one school won both the men's and women's NCAA basketball championships was 2004 when Connecticut accomplished it. Tonight, if the UConn women beat Notre Dame, they will join the 2014 men's team which claimed the title last night. The women's title game is being played in Nashville, Tenn., and features two unbeaten schools.
