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July 22, 2025

Students collaborating on STEM projects at UNC Charlotte
College University Athletics

Donta’ Wilson Appointed Chair of UNC Charlotte’s Board of Trustees

Charlotte, NC, July 22, 2025 News Summary Donta’ Wilson has been appointed as the new chair of the Board of Trustees at UNC Charlotte, making history as the first African-American to hold the position. His journey reflects a full-circle moment since graduating from the university in 1997. Wilson focuses on enhancing STEM education, elevating research impact, and supporting diversity initiatives. He leads efforts in the ‘For the Love of Charlotte’ fundraising

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Emergency responders at an intersection in Charlotte, highlighting pedestrian safety concerns.
Breaking News

Pedestrian Seriously Injured in City Bus Crash in Charlotte

Charlotte, July 22, 2025 News Summary A pedestrian was involved in a serious accident with a city bus in Uptown Charlotte, suffering life-threatening injuries. The incident occurred early in the morning at the intersection of Brevard and Third streets. Emergency responders quickly transported the injured individual to Novant Presbyterian Hospital for treatment. The crash has raised concerns about pedestrian safety in urban environments and prompted the involvement of the Charlotte Area

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Aerial view of Charlotte, North Carolina depicting homes and city skyline
Business News

Charlotte Surpasses National Median Home Prices

Charlotte, NC, July 22, 2025 News Summary Charlotte’s real estate market has reached a pivotal moment, with average home prices now exceeding the national median for the first time since the pandemic began. As of March 2025, the average home price in Charlotte is $385,000, reflecting a 2.7% increase from the prior year. Despite rising mortgage rates affecting affordability, Charlotte’s housing market remains resilient with strong demand. Future predictions indicate a

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Delicious Chicken Caesar wrap and soup at ROOTS Cafe
Business News

Taste the Flavors of ROOTS Cafe in Charlotte’s South End

Charlotte, July 22, 2025 News Summary ROOTS Cafe, located in Charlotte’s South End, has become a popular spot for its delightful Chicken Caesar wrap. The cozy atmosphere, accompanied by soothing music from artists like Frank Ocean, enhances the dining experience. Menu offerings range from breakfast sandwiches to salads, with prices catering to various budgets. Notably, the standout Chicken Caesar wrap and comforting chicken soup have received rave reviews from diners. The

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Texas Legislature discussing flood relief and redistricting
General News

Texas Legislature Faces Tension Over Flood Relief and Redistricting Priorities

News Summary In Texas, a special legislative session is amplifying tensions as Republicans prioritize redistricting over urgent flood relief following devastating disasters that claimed 135 lives. Despite mounting pressure from Democrats advocating for immediate aid, public hearings on both issues are scheduled. Lawmakers have just 30 days to address these pressing matters, raising concerns about the impact of political agendas on essential support for affected communities. Texas Legislature Faces Tension

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Warning sign about wildlife safety in Olympic National Park
General News

Four-Year-Old Injured in Cougar Attack at National Park

News Summary A four-year-old child was injured by a cougar at Olympic National Park during a hike. Following the attack, park rangers initiated a search for the animal. The cougar, equipped with a GPS collar, was found and euthanized the next day. This incident highlights the rarity of cougar attacks in Washington state and reiterates safety tips for park visitors, especially those with children. Four-Year-Old Injured in Cougar Attack at

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Scene from a courtroom battle over Harvard funding cuts
General News

Harvard Challenges Federal Funding Cuts in Court

News Summary Harvard University has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over significant cuts to its federal funding, amounting to $2.6 billion. The university argues that these cuts are politically motivated and infringe upon academic freedom, urging that funding should not be contingent on compliance with government policies. This high-stakes legal battle will not only affect Harvard but also set a precedent for other universities facing similar challenges. As

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