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The Lake Norman boys’ team won their 7th consecutive game by defeating Hickory Ridge.

In a face-off between the leading two teams in the Greater Metro 4 Conference, Lake Norman demonstrated its continued dominance. The Wildcats, ranked No. 10, dominated the second quarter and secured an easy victory of 77-58 against the Ragin’ Bulls on their home court on Thursday. At halftime, Lake Norman (17-1, 6-0) was ahead of

The Panthers have reached an agreement with Dave Canales, the offensive coordinator for the Buccaneers, to be their new head coach.

By STEVE REED, AP Sports Writer CHARLOTTE, N.C. Dave Canales is taking on the challenge of turning around the struggling Carolina Panthers, following in the footsteps of Frank Reich and Matt Rhule who were not successful in doing so. The lowest-performing team in the NFL has reached a deal with Canales, the offensive coordinator for

The first and second rounds of the NCHSAA dual-team wrestling playoff brackets will commence on Saturday.

The N.C. High School Athletic Association has announced the official first round matchups for the dual-team wrestling state playoffs, as the final brackets have been released. The release of the brackets was postponed for multiple hours due to mistakes in reporting and clerical work. The NCHSAA explained that they had to wait for updated rankings

Najai Hines, a 6-foot-8 tight end from South Garner, has received his first offer from a school in the Big 12 conference.

Junior tight end Najai Hines, standing at 6-foot-8, of South Garner High School has recently received a significant offer. Hines announced on his X account on Thursday that he has been offered a verbal scholarship from West Virginia University, making it his first offer from a Big 12 school. Hines received his initial offer from

The Justice Department is investigating a collision in San Francisco involving GM’s Cruise robotaxi service.

The U.S. Justice Department is launching a probe into a horrific accident involving a General Motors self-driving car in San Francisco, which resulted in severe injuries to a pedestrian and caused setbacks for the company’s autonomous vehicle goals. The report released on Thursday by the Justice Department revealed a new development in the ongoing crisis

Minnesota legislators begin discussion on potential adoption of laws allowing physician-assisted suicide, similar to other states.

The Minnesota Legislature began discussing on Thursday the question of whether or not the state should permit physician-assisted suicide. The House health committee made a rare decision to hold a hearing for the bill before the official start of the legislative session on Feb. 12. Democratic Representative Mike Freiberg, from Golden Valley, who originally introduced

Lea from WRALSportsFan.com believes that the success of Canales will ultimately fall on the shoulders of the Panthers owner and their fans.

Rewritten: Written by Chris Lea, a sports anchor and reporter for WRAL-TV. The new head coach of the Carolina Panthers, Dave Canales, is entering a hostile and unhealthy workplace. I am certain that working for the Carolina Panthers, whether as a member of the front office staff or game day operations crew, is a desirable

The initial count from the Carter Center reports that there were only 13 instances of Guinea worm cases in the year 2023, a significant decrease from previous years when there were millions of cases.

The latest report from The Carter Center shows that there were 13 cases of Guinea worm disease reported globally in 2023, indicating that the disease is close to being eradicated. The confirmed number of human cases in 2022 is expected to be finalized in the upcoming months. This aligns with the initial count, which recorded

NASA’s little helicopter on Mars has logged its last flight

NASA’s small Mars helicopter has completed its final flight in Cape Canaveral, Florida. On Thursday, the space agency declared that the helicopter called Ingenuity, weighing 4 pounds (1.8 kilograms), is unable to continue flying due to damage to its rotor blades. Although it is still standing and communicating with flight controllers, officials have confirmed that

The United States has established strategies to safeguard endangered whales in the vicinity of offshore wind farms, while companies exchange wind lease agreements.

The federal environmental agencies released plans on Thursday to improve the conservation of endangered whales in light of the development of offshore wind farms in Atlantic City, New Jersey. This decision was made as two companies involved in offshore wind energy revealed they were exchanging their respective projects. The final plans to safeguard the endangered