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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Are the rules by which Atrium Health operates outdated?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.

Three CMS Bond projects greenlit; New show to shoot in Clt; Love Is Blind podcast from QCPN; Meck 250 with Kendall Kendrick.

More airport improvements on the way; Duke Energy rate hike challenged; Library promotes reading for kids with interactive event.

Could the school year start earlier for CMS? Hornets on a bit of a run; new jobs coming to CLT.

TedXUNCCharlotte; new recycling changes; early voting starts tomorrow.

Home sales on the upswing?; school admission season brings confusion, with Cristina Bolling from the Charlotte ledger.

Clearing up the CDB/Hemp/Cannabis confusion with Madeline Holly from Q City Metro; CMS bond money released; Julius Peppers to the HOF.

Dr. Jill Biden in Charlotte today; How many EV's in Charlotte?; Charlotte Post Editor in Chief Herb White on how the Post has endured and the importance of community.

City to place porta-potties in Uptown, Ryan Pitkin from Queen City Nerve explains why; home insurance rate fight escalates.

Free HIV testing; local comic on the last season of Curb; Kristin Beck with SEED20.

Is Atrium Health playing it both ways, the Charlotte Ledger investigates; Charlotte's music scene takes a hit; new local barber school opens.

Governor Cooper signs new bill to reduce recidivism; Charlotte Ledger scores one for local journalism; Black History Month Events.

STD rates in NC; Checkers win #500; Charlotte Gospel musician nets second Grammy nomination.

Office space vacancies spread across Charlotte; Charlotte ledger's Tony Mecia on if Charlotte's commercial space growth is an illusion; a lost dog story for the ages.

Depression on the rise in NC, we talk with licensed therapist Amanda Rodgers Cumbo about the signs of depression; plus, Apple Podcasts offers transcripts of your favorite shows.

Atrium Health says no to a request to work with a medical debt forgiveness non-profit; UNCC star chooses senior season over MLS contract.

The city's financial stake in Panthers Stadium renovations; Charlotte FC back on the pitch; new breast health center in Uptown.

Panthers have their new coach; Anthony Fox has a new job; a big alcohol-free event this weekend with Molly Ruggere; a local business robbed, how you can help.

NARCAN approved for all schools by CMS; Brain health from Jen Olin Lafontaine and The Ivey; two Charlotte chefs receive James Beard nominations.