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Voter ID bill affects both parties equally in primary; Charlotte SHOUT! Festival set to begin; legendary basketball coach retires.

UNC/NCSU survive and advance; World Water Day tips; legendary Charlotte educator passes away.

Who's going to live in all these apartments, with The Charlotte Ledger's Tony Mecia; SEED20 is coming; CPCC enrollment up.

Clayton Sealey from Clt Development; Tarheels tournament opponent decided; legendary wrestler passes away

NC schools get a failing grade; Jeff Jackson apologizes; three NC schools in the big dance.

Mecklenburg County growing; UNCC MBB misses tournament.

OTC birth control coming to NC; local non-profits get big grants; celebrating black opera's origins in Charlotte.

Recognizing gambling addiction; new ABC app; Clean Sweep volunteer opportunity.

Two years, no snow; former first lady of Charlotte passes; UNCC MBB conference tournament.

Online sports betting goes live; someone brought a crock pot to a basketball game; renew your driver's license at the grocery store.

M-Pox spread causes concern; meteorologists aren't just alarmists; Charlotte neighborhoods win grants.

NC Governor's race getting national attention; new gun permit procedure; Severe Weather Awareness: Flooding

*Includes sponsored content Election analysis with Tony Mecia from Charlotte Ledger; longtime WBTV anchor removed abruptly; new exhibit at Levine Museum of the New South.

** Contains sponsored content** Elections results; Hornets new GM; Panthers franchise Burns.

**Includes paid content** It's Primary Election Day; Animal Control seeking foster homes; Part of Charlotte FC's youth movement joins Crown Cast.

Includes sponsored content Election Day tomorrow; Arts grant available; Local author gets recognition 60 years after her death.

Presenting Sponsor: Caregiving Corner Panthers petition rezoning for new practice facility; Hornets get new GM; voting results may be delayed on Tuesday; Nooze Hounds returns to QCPN with Mecklenburg County Reentry Services.

David Tepper's NFLPA grade isn't good; Social District "Dry Run" this weekend; Charlotte 2nd grader on network sitcom.

Wooden Robot reopens, with some help from Charlotte's breweries; Hornets propose changes to their practice facility plans; The Do Good Charlotte podcast talks wildlife rehabilitation with Waterfowl Rescue.

Are the rules by which Atrium Health operates outdated? Some lawmakers think so. Plus, former council member Lynn Wheeler dies; JCSU coach gets big win.

Amy Bristle and Stuart Watson discuss local weather and news, including an increase in community college enrollment, federal funding for North Carolina's infrastructure upgrades, and stricter pollution control rules from the Biden administration. This episode features an interview with Tim Miner, co-founder of the Charlotte chapter of Creative Mornings.

Go Fund Me campaign for local brewery co-owner; MLS referees locked out; sustainability and high fashion meet next week in Charlotte.

Mourning the loss of a Charlotte brewery owner; early voting; Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month with Shawnice Stratford from the Mecklenburg County Domestic Violence Speakers Bureau,

Uptown skyline about to change; CATS looking for artists; Wrexham and Lasso's effects on Clt soccer scene.

Charlotte FC season opener this weekend, we get a preview from Crown Cast host Logan Meyer; Data breach affects B of A customers; former South Clt hoopster is a finalist for the HOF.