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LaMelo Ball’s time is up; the Hornets are resetting. What star’s departure means
It’s unlikely Charlotte Hornets bring in Jaylen Brown after agreeing to trade LaMelo Ball to Minnesota Timberwolves on Thursday for Naz Reid and draft picks.
Hough star quarterback Ethan Royal makes college commitment
Royal led Hough High School to its first-ever state championship last season en route to being the championship MVP
3 Charlotte office buildings sold to out-of-state investor for half of 2020 price
Onward Investors bought three Coliseum Centre office buildings near Charlotte Douglas Airport for $51 million, expanding local portfolio to six properties.
Lionel Richie Postpones More Shows After Cutting Tour’s Opening Night Short
Lionel Richie has postponed two more shows after he was forced to cut the opening night of his tour short due to illness.
JWoww Hits Back at Haters Who Slammed Her After Wedding Invite Snubs
Jersey Shore's Jenni ‘JWoww' Farley is taking aim at people who criticized her for not inviting them to her wedding to Zack Carpinello.
NC’s Sen. Budd to block Trump’s funding requests until Helene relief is included
Sen. Ted Budd says he’ll vote against any supplemental funding bill until Western North Carolina receives Hurricane Helene relief, critical infrastructure aid.
Charlotte burger chain expands with new Lake Norman restaurant. When does it open?
Harriet’s Hamburgers opens soon in Davidson’s Sadler Square, serving smashed-to-order Angus burgers, Beef Butter Fries cheese curds, and family limo packs.
Are you safe from lightning inside a car? 2 died by lightning in NC last year
Most deaths occur in the summer.
Overturned tractor trailer causes delays on I-485 inner loop in Matthews
An overturned tractor trailer closed the eastbound I-485 inner loop ramp at Highway 74 in Matthews near Union County, causing delays; scene remained active.
CMS wants to build housing in front of Garinger High. Teachers say ‘no thanks’
The high school’s staff was notified about the selection of their workplace for this project just hours before the board approved the leasing of the land.