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“Are you an illegal immigrant?” the man said an officer asked. He replied that he didn’t have to answer and asked why he was singled out.

The main complex of the inaugural $1 billion casino will total 2.2 million square feet, each floor spanning seven acres, officials said.

Andy Pujol, founder, CEO and chairman of the board of Building Homes for Heroes, joined the mayor for the announcement.

Asthma afflicts 1 in 10 students in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, representing its No. 1 chronic disease.

The new out-of-state owner called the mixed-use development near Lake Norman a “premier” community.

“Let us remember Daniel ... for the joy and inspiration he brought to us all every day,” his family said.

One fatal shooting took place outside a Food Lion, and another was at a brick apartment building in west Charlotte.

Closures will allow engineers to “begin a geotechnical investigation” for the first, $337 million stretch of widening, according to NCDOT.

The indoor venue would seat 4,400 people on land beside Bank of America Stadium.

The town paid $20,250 in sales tax for the drones, according to the contract with the Dallas, Texas-based provider.

The earthquake was barely felt, if at all, and caused no damage, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

“I cannot believe this,” grandmother of 20-year-old Mary Collins says after suspect’s bond hearing. “I’m literally in shock.”

The Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability is “trying to be the moral police of the evangelical world,” Billy Graham’s son says.

The winner beat odds of 1 in 50 million and has not claimed their prize, according to the lottery.

The woman was lying in the road and had dark clothes on when a driver hit her. No charges are expected, police said.

Officers haven’t determined what might have contributed to the collision, according to the police department.

4 things to know about the Mallard Creek BBQ, which has come to an end

“The development is going to be an amazing thing for the downtown,” pub owner says. “It’s bringing restaurants, nightlife and parking.”

The drones zip along at 58 mph, meaning they can often get to a crime scene faster than an officer, the chief said.

Weather models shifted, now calling for a weaker storm with less impact on the Charlotte area, a National Weather Service forecaster said.