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May 9, 2025
Written by Mark Bergin, senior producer for multiple platforms at WRAL. Pittsburgh Panthers 35 4 (The Tar Heels won their first NCAA men’s college UNC Tar Heels (UNC achieved their first victory in NCAA men’s college) 33 ESPN | Half – 00:00 Washington The top-ranked North Carolina will face off against fourth-seeded Pittsburgh in the
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A judge is currently deliberating whether to initiate a third legal action for contempt against the state of Arizona due to inadequate health care in the prison system, as part of a long-standing case that began nearly 12 years ago. Judge Roslyn Silver stated that Arizona’s method of offering medical and psychological treatment to the
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The way you end something is more important than how you begin. West Rowan, ranked 2nd, did not take the lead until the fourth quarter, but their impressive performance in the last eight minutes secured a 64-52 victory against Terry Sanford, ranked 3rd. This marks the Falcons’ second consecutive state championship. The Falcons ended the
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Never underestimate a winner. Leslie Minter from Wilson Prep scored two free throws in the final 0.6 seconds, securing the team’s second consecutive 1A championship with a 65-63 victory against Corvian Community. This marks the third state title in four years for the Tigers. Minter made a crucial three-point shot from beyond the half-court line
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Apple has reached a settlement of $490 million to resolve a class-action lawsuit that accuses CEO Tim Cook of deceiving investors regarding a significant decline in iPhone sales in China, resulting in a sudden adjustment to the company’s revenue prediction. On Friday, a preliminary agreement was submitted to the federal court in Oakland, California. This
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The writer of this article is Ralph D. Russo, a writer for the Associated Press who covers college football. He is responsible for the creation of this piece. This piece was created by Ralph D. Russo, an Associated Press writer who specializes in coverage of college football. On Friday, the nine major football conferences in
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Craft beer inspired by the eclipse, accessories and decorations, and doughnuts showcasing the sun’s disappearance using buttercream icing. As April 8’s complete solar eclipse approaches, companies are preparing for the astronomical phenomenon that will darken the skies along a wide path across North America. There are plenty of unique eclipse-safe glasses available for purchase, along
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The final schedule for the N.C. High School Athletic Association state championships in boys and girls basketball at Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum has been determined. This is the first time in which the NCHSAA has hosted a “Final Four” style event for the basketball regional championships and state championships. All regional championship games were
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According to recent data, the number of marriages in the United States has returned to pre-pandemic levels, reaching nearly 2.1 million in 2022. The year-on-year growth is 4%. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published the information on Friday, but has not yet released marriage statistics for last year. During the year 2020, which
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McDonald’s issued an apology on Friday for a global technology malfunction that caused the temporary closure of several of their restaurants. The company reported that the service disruption was due to a third-party technology provider and not related to cybersecurity. The incident occurred around 12 a.m. CDT while making a configuration change and was almost
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