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January 20, 2025
HighSchoolOT is monitoring the list of North Carolina high school football players who have received offers to attend and play for in-state colleges. It is crucial for college football teams in North Carolina to reach out to the skilled high school football players in the state. North Carolina boasts one of the most impressive pools
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Anchor Written by Louis Fernandez, Sports Anchor at WRAL. The Tar Heels have revealed the date for their upcoming spring football game. Fans can mark their calendars for Saturday, April 20 at 3 p.m. when the game will take place at Kenan Stadium. The team has stated that additional details will be provided in the
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A jury in Tennessee has found six individuals guilty of breaking federal laws by obstructing the entrance to a reproductive health clinic near Nashville in an anti-abortion protest that took place nearly three years ago. The jury’s ruling, announced on Tuesday evening following a trial that lasted a week, is the most recent update in
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Following an internal evaluation, Biogen concluded that it would be more beneficial to allocate its resources towards the development of alternative drug candidates. | Steven Senne/AP By Lauren Gardner 01/31/2024 11:47 AM EST Updated: 01/31/2024 02:44 PM EST Biogen, a pharmaceutical company, announced on Wednesday that they will no longer pursue the development and promotion
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Biogen has announced that it will discontinue sales of its Alzheimer’s medication Aduhelm. This drug was previously expected to be a major success, but faced setbacks after its initial release. On Wednesday, the pharmaceutical company announced that it will discontinue a trial for the medication required for complete authorization from the Food and Drug Administration.
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Anchor Written by Louis Fernandez, WRAL Sports Anchor. The Carolina Hurricanes announced on Wednesday that goaltender Frederick Andersen will be resuming on-ice activities after experiencing blood-clot problems in early November of last year. On Wednesday, Hurricanes president/general manager Don Waddell announced that Frederik Andersen was diagnosed with a deep-vein thrombosis and subsequent pulmonary embolisms in
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A recent study reveals that the reappearance of sea otters and their strong hunger has aided in the preservation of a portion of marshland in California. Sea otters are constantly feeding and they particularly enjoy eating striped shore crabs. These crabs create holes in the ground and also feed on the roots of the marsh
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Written by Bob Holliday, a contributor for WRAL Sports. Damon Stoudamire’s Georgia Tech squad has been quite unpredictable in the ACC in recent years. Despite a 3-7 record in the conference and 10-11 overall, the Yellow Jackets have managed to defeat highly-ranked opponents such as Mississippi State, Penn State, Duke, and Clemson (twice). Stoudamire has
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BUTLER, Pa. (AP) — The hotel on the outskirts of town looks a lot like lodging one can find on any American highway. Over the years it has been a Holiday Inn and a Days Inn. The sign outside now bears the brand of a new, growing chain. One that promises a lot more than
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For quite some time, conservative individuals from the southern region have quietly considered the idea of expanding access to healthcare for those with low incomes. However, these conversations are now becoming more open and public. Republican-controlled states such as Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi have heard from their House speakers that they must contemplate expanding coverage
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