UNC Charlotte Announces New Chancellor-Elect
University of North Carolina System Interim President Bill Roper has named Dr. Sharon L. Gaber as the fifth chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
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DHEC Distributes Additional Supplies To Help Expand COVID-19 Rapid-Testing Across South Carolina
The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) is helping to expand COVID-19 testing capabilities for the novel coronavirus COVID-19 by deploying rapid-testing devices and testing supplies to areas of the state where testing for the virus may be limited.
Police: Suspect Arrested After Having 5-Year-Old Ride On The Hood Of Car While Driving
The Rock Hill Police have a suspect in custody after receiving a video on Monday showing a child riding on the hood of a vehicle while traveling on the roadway.
Community Creates GoFundMe For Matthews Help Center
Derek James spoke with Mumukshu Brahmbhatt of Matthews Helping Matthews and former Matthews Mayor Paul Bailey about how the public can help local residents in their time of need.
Troopers Investigating Crash That Killed Two People Near Pageland
Troopers are investigating a crash that left two people dead and a third person with serious injuries near Pageland.
Anthony Hamilton Teams Up With Novant Health
Anthony Hamilton talks partnership with Novant Health, new single, and quarantine life
Charlotte Schools Cancel Traditional Graduations Amid Virus
North Carolinaβs Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools canceled traditional graduation ceremonies in step with other high schools and universities across the nation amid the coronavirus outbreak.
In The Pits: All Eyes On NASCAR As It Races Toward Restart
Sports will eventually start again and all eyes are on NASCAR, which appears to be racing full speed ahead to get there.
N.C. Data Release Shows 4 Nursing Homes With 10-Plus Deaths
Four North Carolina nursing homes have each had at least 10 deaths of residents diagnosed with COVID-19, according to data released on Monday by state health officials.
Charlotte Pride Has Canceled All In-Person Festivities Due To Coronavirus Concerns
Charlotte Pride has announced that all in-person events, including the largest annual parade in Charlotte, that were originally scheduled for July and August of 2020 are cancelled.
Defense Rhules For Panthers In First Draft Under New Coach
Everyone knows the Panthers made history by using all seven draft picks in the 2020 NFL Draft on defensive players. Β No one knows how the picks will ultimately pan out, but I couldn't be more excited about Carolina's choices in their first draft led by new coach Matt Rhule.Β
A Charlotte Mother Is Using Her Culinary Experience To Give Back After Losing Her Job
She's helped make over 5,000 meals for families in need during the coronavirus crisis.
Overcrowded Flight Causes Fears Over Lack Of Social Distancing
A stunned passenger took video onboard a packed flight from New York to Charlotte.
City Council Vote on Security Money for RNC Turns into Debate About Future of Convention
Some controversy as Charlotte City Council approves a $50 million grant to fund security for the Republican National Convention. Some council members say the city needs to re-think plans to host the convention.
AAA: Gas Pump Prices Continue To Decline In The Carolinas
Gas prices continue to decline after a rough week in the fuel market as crude oil prices sank to record lows last week.
Iredell County Has 104 Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, 6 Deaths
As of April 27th, there are currently 104 confirmed coronavirus cases and six deaths in Iredell County.
Coronavirus Expected To Reduce Meat Selection And Raise Prices
Meat isnβt going to disappear from supermarkets because of outbreaks of the coronavirus among workers at U.S. slaughterhouses. But as the meat plants struggle to remain open, consumers could face less selection and slightly higher prices.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster Issues New Emergency Declaration As The State Begins To Reopen
Gov. Henry McMaster is expected on Monday to extend the stateβs emergency declaration that allows him to issue executive orders necessary to deal with the coronavirus pandemic.
The Latest: North Carolina Schools To Remain Closed For Rest Of School Year, Remote Learning To Continue, New Budget Proposal Announced
Governor Roy Cooper announced on Friday that public schools will remain closed for the duration of the school year, with remote learning continuing, along with a $1.4 billion budget proposal to help the state with coronavirus relief.
