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WakeMed answers questions about Atrium merger but doesn’t plan to make changes
County commissioners delayed decision on Atrium Health plan for 90 days for public feedback, but transfer agreement and articles of incorporation won’t change.
New restaurant serving ‘soulful Vietnamese cuisine’ opens in Steele Creek
The team behind Pho @ Charlotte has opened a new Steele Creek restaurant offering slow-simmered pho, banh mi sandwiches, vermicelli bowls and more.
After going viral, one NC Republican backtracks on ‘deadly force’ abortion bill | Opinion
The bill was never likely to pass, but it still went viral on social media. | Opinion
Can you keep copperheads away from your home? NC experts share tips to stay safe
How can you stay safe from snakes? North Carolina experts share how to reduce chances of seeing venomous copperheads in yards & what to do if you encounter one.
Will Wes Climer, lone GOP candidate for Ralph Norman’s SC seat, cruise to victory?
Republican state Sen. Wes Climer is the frontrunner for South Carolina’s 5th Congressional District as Democrats Mallory Dittmer and Andrew Clough vie to challenge him.
Is Charlotte already trying to change how meetings work as mayor prepares exit?
Charlotte City Council could make it easier to discuss topics of community interest during its meetings as Mayor Vi Lyles prepares to resign on June 30.
Bryce Young’s ‘colorful’ outburst goes viral. Carolina Panthers had this response
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young uses cusses at wide receivers during messy practice. It’s what coach Dave Canales, offensive lineman Robert Hunt want.
Injured deputy in burning vehicle pulled free by fellow deputy, NC sheriff says
Sheriff’s deputy hospitalized with serious injuries after being pulled from burning patrol vehicle by fellow deputy at crash scene, North Carolina sheriff says.
Want to compensate victims of lawfare, President Trump? Start here. | Opinion
Here’s the man I think of whenever folks talk about lawfare and the weaponization of the criminal justice system. | Opinion
CMS approves affordable teacher housing on 7 acres near Garinger HS
CMS set aside seven acres near Garinger High in east Charlotte for up to 138 income-eligible teacher apartments as part of its At Home in CMS initiative.