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Recommendations will be sent to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department and city manager.

Atrium Health will offer the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine study to healthy children in the region.

Most of the outages are expected to be restored around 8 p.m. on Sunday, May 1.

The lawsuit alleges Stone Brewing Company stole the registered trademark “KEEP IT JUICY” from Sycamore.

If the district is approved on Monday, it would go into effect following a second and final reading on April 11.

The event focused on the devaluation of assets in Black-majority communities and how to overcome policies that hamper demographics.

The Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office says the case remains under investigation.

Test to Stay is based on schools and/or parents using rapid test kits to test students and staff.

Rep. Sandy McGarry of Lancaster is one of the co-sponsors.

East Independence Boulevard was shut down for a period of time on Sunday.

The school says this is to allow students, faculty and staff time to get a COVID-19 test ahead of a return to campus.

The clinic is located at 1205 Northside Drive and is open to the public.

London Fletcher served as a “personal shopping consultant” for the children Wednesday night inside DICK’S Sporting Goods in SouthPark.

The measure passed by a 6-4 vote during a meeting on Monday, Dec. 13.

The City Council meeting is set to start at 5 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 22.

The Board of Education voted on the measure 4-3 during a special called meeting on Monday, Oct. 18.

The event was held at zMax Dragway in Concord and celebrated Black-owned food vendors.

Charlotte Douglas International Airport partnered with the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower organization for the initiative.

The North Carolina SBI said the investigation into the case remains ongoing.

The event was spearheaded by the Sunrise Movement.