KANNAPOLIS Approximately 75 A. L. Brown High School students walked out of class around noon on Friday to protest the presence of Immigration Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol agents in the Charlotte region. According to Kannapolis Communications Director Annette Keller, they were in the downtown area from noon to 3 p. m. “When school administrators and [.].
RALEIGH, N. C. (AP) Justin Joly had a clinching fourth-down touchdown catch with 1: 47 left coming after Florida State committed turnovers on back-to-back late punt returns to help N. C. State hang for a 21-11 win Friday night and become bowl eligible. The Wolfpack (6-5, 3-4 Atlantic Coast Conference) grinded to this win behind.
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A statue to honor legendary Colorado head football coach Bill McCartney was unveiled on Friday night in a private ceremony.
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Josh Doan scored twice for his second multi-goal game of the season, Alex Tuch had a career-high four assists and the Buffalo Sabres routed the Chicago Blackhawks 9-3 on Friday night. Jason Zucker, Bowen Byram, Ryan McLeod, Mattias Samuelsson, Tage Thompson, Jack Quinn and Jacob Bryson also scored to help Buffalo…
A letter signed by 45 members of Congress raises questions over the deaths of two immigrants this fall at an ICE center in Adelanto.
Jessica Pegula was surprised to learn that Emma Navarro was playing left-handed while appearing in the pro-am event at the RSM Classic on November 19. Navarro is a right-handed tennis player, actually.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito on Friday temporarily reinstated Texas’s congressional map that adds up to five GOP pickup opportunities until the high court rules on the state’s emergency appeal. Alito’s order, known as an administrative stay, does not reflect the underlying merits of the map’s constitutionality. But it temporarily allows Texas Republicans to keep […]
EKN Development has filed a new application for its proposed luxury hotel project in downtown Petaluma that includes a four-story, 56-room hotel with surface parking. The new design appears to be a notable revision of its initial, controversial project, which called for a six-story hotel with numerous high-end amenities and features. A city official, though, said that while the new application does appear to change the earlier, larger proposal, EKN has yet to withdraw its original plan. Reached Friday, Brian Oh, Petaluma’s director of Community Development, said, “The general plan amendment that would have allowed for the square footage to [.].