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Viewers disappointed in ending of Carolina Mall Cinema (opens the original)
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CONCORD, N.C. — Itâs officially âthe endâ for the Carolina Mall Cinema in Concord. The theater shared that itâs closing for good on social media earlier this week and offered no other explanation. Channel 9âs Hannah Goetz talked with some of the many heartbroken moviegoers as the credits roll on this community staple. After the Carolina Mall Cinema announced it was closing for good seemingly out of nowhere this week, the only thing coming soon is the question from the community wonderi
UNC Charlotte students react to Cornell rape investigation (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — College campus safety is back in the spotlight as investigators look into an alleged gang rape at Cornell University. New York Governor Kathy Hochul is now calling for an outside investigation into Cornellâs response to the allegations. A woman filed a lawsuit earlier this month, saying she was sexually assaulted by seven students at the Chi Phi fraternity house in 2024. A state prosecutor has since reopened the case. This story is sparking conversation across the country, especial
Widow speaks after arrest in deadly Charlotte officer ambush (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — The widow of Deputy U.S. Marshal Tommy Weeks is speaking out after federal authorities arrested a Texas woman accused of illegally purchasing the assault-style rifle used in the April 29, 2024, ambush that killed four law enforcement officers in Charlotte. Natasha Gibbs was arrested in Texas for allegedly purchasing an assault rifle that was later used in a deadly shootout that claimed the lives of four law enforcement officers on April 29, 2024. Authorities allege Gibbs illegally bo
Nonprofits help provide new homes for families displaced by Hurricane Helene (opens the original)
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YANCEY COUNTY, N.C. — Almost one year after Hurricane Helene devastated Yancey County, groups are continuing to rebuild and help step up for their neighbors by giving them a new home. But this isnât just a new home for Kim Miller; itâs a celebration of how far she has come. âHeartbreaking. We had worked and fixed, and [just in the] blink of an eye, it was gone,â Miller said. Kim and her family lost their home to Hurricane Heleneâs floodwaters two years ago. They lived out of trash bags
Yancey County family moves into new home after two years of displacement (opens the original)
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YANCEY COUNTY, N.C. — A family in Yancey County has moved into a new permanent home nearly two years after Hurricane Helene destroyed their previous residence. The Pogalz family secured housing with the assistance of non-profit organizations following an extended period of displacement. On Sept. 27, 2024, floodwaters swept away the home of Danny and Ashley Pogalz and their four children, Kaley, Nick, Jake, and Luke, in the mountains outside Burnsville. The family escaped across the river just in
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