Some Bar Owners Say There's Confusion Over Selling To-Go Beer
Jackie Deloach owns Hattie's Tap and Tavern in NoDa. To stay afloat, she's been doing car washes and selling beer to-go.
American Airlines Plans 19,000 Furloughs, Layoffs In October
American Airlines said Tuesday it will eliminate 19,000 jobs in October as it struggles with a sharp downturn in travel because of the pandemic.
Republican Convention Showcases Rising Stars, Dark Warnings
A rising generation of Republican stars offered an optimistic view of President Donald Trumpβs leadership but was undermined on the opening night of the GOPβs scaled-back convention by speakers issuing dark warnings about the countryβs future and distorting the presidentβs record, particularly on the coronavirus pandemic.
N.C. Unemployment Rate Higher Even As Employed Number Grows
North Carolinaβs unemployment rate rose in July, the state announced on Friday, even as the overall number of people working grew compared to the previous month.
FDA Approved Plasma From COVID Affected Patients To Use As A Treatment
President Trump held a news conference where the U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized the use of blood plasma from COVID affected patients to use as a treatment.
UNCC Will Delay In-Person Classes For Three Weeks
UNC Charlotte says they will delay in-person instruction of undergraduate and graduate classes until Thursday, October 1st.
County To Decide Soon If Panthers Fans Can Attend Home Opener
Panthers players and coaches are being tested daily during training camp as they prepare for the season, but when they take the field against the Las Vegas Raiders next month it could be in an empty Bank of America Stadium.
As More Colleges Stay Online, Students Demand Tuition Cuts
As more universities abandon plans to reopen and decide instead to keep classes online this fall, itβs leading to conflict between students who say they deserve tuition discounts and college leaders who insist remote learning is worth the full cost.
Matthews Commissioner Planning Street Event To Give A Boost To Local Businesses
One Matthews commissioner is pushing for an open street event that would inject some life into an area that has been impacted by the pandemic.
CMS Asks For Donations To A Campaign To Provide Internet For Students Without Home Access
The CMS Foundation announces its "Connect For Tech" campaign where they will raise funds to provide internet services for students without home access during the COVID-19 crisis.
Mounting U.S. COVID Deaths Reveal Minorities Disproportionately Impacted
As many as 215,000 more people than usual died in the U.S. during the first seven months of 2020, suggesting that the number of lives lost to the coronavirus is significantly higher than the official toll. And half the dead were people of color β Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans and, to a marked degree unrecognized until now, Asian Americans.
President Trump To Visit Asheville-Area Monday As RNC Kicks Off In Charlotte
President Donald Trump plans to visit Mills River, in the Asheville-area of North Carolina, Monday as the Republican National Convention kicks off week-long activities, a White House official confirms.
No Fear Of Coronavirus At Drive-Through Haunted House | PHOTOS
Itβs a living nightmare -- but a socially distanced one.
Mecklenburg County Public Health Official Says Tailgating Won't Be Allowed At Panthers Games
During the news conference, officials talked about the new COVID-19 stats for Mecklenburg County, preparations for the Republican National Convention, ALE enforcement on local bars, and how the coronavirus will impact the upcoming Panthers' football season.
UNC-Chapel Hill Freshman Talks About COVID-19 Concerns on Campus
CHARLOTTE, NC -- Students are returning to college campuses across the United State, and several universities are seeing a spike in coronavirus cases. In North Carolina, UNC-…
A Local Nonprofit Receives Support From Bank Of America To Provide COVID-19 Relief
Eastern Catawba Cooperative Christian Ministry (ECCCM) received a $2,500 grant from Bank of America to support the housing and utility assistances in response to COVID-19, according to a news release.
Virtual Emmys: Less Walking, Talking, But Beware The Wi-Fi
In a typical Hollywood awards show, itβs the orchestraβs task to nudge off winners whose acceptance speeches wander into overtime. In a virtual ceremony, the internet could give them an unintentional boot.
West Iredell High School Will Continue In-Person Classes After First COVID Case
A student or employee tested positive for coronavirus on West Iredell High School campus on August 20th, according to a news release.Β
North Carolina State University Moving Undergrad Classes Online
North Carolina State University announced on Thursday it will move all undergraduate classes online starting on Monday.
One Personal Trainer Moved Her Services Online Amidst COVID-19
A personal trainer with over 20 years of experience in the fitness industry has moved her services online to help others stay healthy, manage stress, and find an outlet during and after the pandemic.
Airbnb Bans House Parties Worldwide, Citing Virus Mandates
Airbnb is banning house parties worldwide as it tries to clean up its reputation and comply with coronavirus-related limits on gatherings.
Poplin Elementary School In Union County Goes Remote After Two Staff Members Test Positive For COVID-19
Officials say Poplin Elementary School is going to remote learning until September 8th after two staff members tested positive for COVID-19.Β Several staff members may have also been exposed to the virus, according to a news release from Union County Public Schools.
U.S. Jobless Claims Jump Back Above 1 Million In Face Of Virus
The number of laid-off workers seeking U.S. unemployment benefits rose to 1.1 million last week after two weeks of declines, evidence that many employers are still slashing jobs as the coronavirus bedevils the U.S. economy.
Pandemic Plastic Surgery: More People Deciding Now Is The Time To Go Under The Knife
Typically plastic surgeons see a slow-down in business over the summer time, but not this summer. Here's a look at the reasons why the pandemic is perfect for people who want to change their look.
Experts Say Universities Should Prepare For Huge Financial Hit
"It's not unrealistic at all to assume you should be planning for a 25% or more hit to your budget."
