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Driver sentenced in fatal NoDa hit-and-run (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — The driver who hit and killed a 25-year-old Queens University graduate in NoDa was sentenced to 30 days in jail plus probation in court Tuesday. QâLaundra Hood was charged with felony hit-and-run and involuntary manslaughter for the death of Lance Sotelo on Jan. 14. Investigators said Hood ran the red light at The Plaza and 36th Street and struck Sotelo while he was out for a run. Soteloâs family and friends filled the courtroom Tuesday morning. His mother tearfully described wha
Man grateful for new lease on life after surviving aortic dissection (opens the original)
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ROCK HILL, S.C. — Aortic Dissection Awareness Day is held annually on Sept. 19. This serious, often sudden, condition is what caused Sen. Lindsey Grahamâs death in July. Channel 9âs Miana Massey spoke with a man who almost didnât survive the same heart episode. In October 2022, the then 55-year-old Joe Paradise was rushed to the hospital after severe back pain. âThe pain was unimaginable, it really was,â he said. Paradise said it all happened so fast. In a matter of minutes, doctors de
School bus charred in large fire during morning rush (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — A school bus caught fire during the morning rush Thursday in west Charlotte. It happened around 7:40 a.m. along Tuckaseegee Road at Yahtzee Lane and left the road partially blocked for hours. Thankfully, the students on board and the driver all made it out safely. Video from the scene shows the bus engulfed in flames, with smoke billowing from the roof. Firefighters shortly arrived to put out the flames, while police blocked off a stretch of the street. The smoke was so high, some ne
âClose that gapâ: Uptown event introduces hundreds of girls to careers in STEM (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — Hundreds of eighth through 12th grade girls from 12 Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools got a chance to explore careers in STEM at InnovateHER in Uptown Charlotte. The event, which is hosted by the city, was held at the Spectrum Center Wednesday morning. âThereâs a whole lot of really cool people here, so networking is a nice thing but also learning about different companies, different people and their stories,â student Tenisi Bropleh said. Lindsay McCleary, the deputy director of in
West Charlotte barber asks teens to take responsibility after robbery (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — A west Charlotte business owner is asking the group of teens who broke into his barbershop over the weekend to come forward. Brian Mack, the owner of House of Hoops Barbershop on Little Rock Road, says his alarm went off just before 3 Saturday morning. The entire break-in lasted less than a minute, and by the time he arrived at his shop, police were already there. âThe first thing I was thinking is why would somebody break into the barbershop? Whatâs in there to take?â Mack sai
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