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February 18, 2026

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Rüfüs Du Sol Announces Major North American Stadium Tour

Los Angeles, California, February 18, 2026 The Grammy-winning electronic trio Rüfüs Du Sol has unveiled their largest North American stadium tour. Spanning 24 dates from June to September, the tour will feature major outdoor venues and iconic arenas across the US, Canada, and Mexico. Fans will have the chance to purchase tickets during the artist presale and general on-sale dates later this month. The lineup includes notable overseas performances, showcasing the

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Adaptive Baseball Leagues Empower Children and Adults with Disabilities in North Carolina

Charlotte, North Carolina, February 18, 2026 Adaptive baseball leagues in North Carolina, like the YMCA Miracle League in Charlotte, are fostering inclusivity by providing opportunities for children and adults with disabilities to participate in baseball. These leagues feature custom-designed fields and modified rules to ensure an accessible and enjoyable experience for everyone. Volunteer buddies play a crucial role in offering support and encouragement, helping to build friendships and community spirit. North

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Foster Mothers Unite to Reform Mecklenburg County’s Care System

Mecklenburg County, February 18, 2026 A group of foster mothers in Mecklenburg County has established Path to Permanency, a nonprofit organization aimed at reforming the local foster care system. The initiative seeks to eliminate systemic barriers that delay permanency for children, with data showing many spend years in temporary placements. By collaborating with stakeholders like social workers and judges, the organization aims to expedite the process of finding stable, permanent homes

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Charlotte: FEMA’s $200 Million Disaster Mitigation Funding Unrestored

Charlotte, February 18, 2026 The crucial $200 million in disaster mitigation funding from FEMA remains unreinstated, affecting states and localities in their efforts to prepare for natural disasters. This funding is essential for proactive measures to protect communities against hazards such as floods and hurricanes. Its absence puts planned projects at risk, leading to potential delays or cancellations that could leave vulnerable areas exposed. Charlotte: Crucial $200 Million in Disaster Mitigation

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Increase in Measles Cases Raises Concerns in North and South Carolina

North Carolina, South Carolina, February 18, 2026 Both North Carolina and South Carolina are experiencing a troubling rise in measles cases, with North Carolina reporting 22 confirmed cases since December and South Carolina reporting 962 cases since last October. The outbreak has particularly impacted younger populations, with a significant number of infections among unvaccinated individuals. Public health officials are raising awareness about the importance of vaccinations as the nationwide case count

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Man Charged in Northwest Charlotte Homicide

Charlotte, February 18, 2026 A Charlotte man, Nicholas Gandy, has been arrested and charged with murder following the death of 33-year-old Tabulon Debreshea Reece. The crime occurred in the 700 block of Lawton Road, where authorities found the victim with severe injuries during a welfare check. The police have commenced an ongoing investigation to uncover the details surrounding the incident. Gandy is set to make his first court appearance soon, and

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York County Community Faces Tragedy with Recent Incidents

York County, South Carolina, February 18, 2026 Recent events in York County, South Carolina, have raised concerns within the community as a pedestrian was tragically killed by a vehicle. This incident is part of a larger pattern of distressing occurrences, including a deadly semi-truck collision in Michigan and gunfire directed at a political candidate’s home in North Carolina. Local authorities are investigating these incidents, emphasizing the need for community safety and

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Charlotte Man Convicted in 2020 Murder Case

Charlotte, North Carolina, February 18, 2026 Antonio Rollins, 33, has been convicted of first-degree murder and firearm possession following a shooting in Charlotte that killed 25-year-old Demarcus Mack. The incident occurred in February 2020, when Rollins fired shots from a vehicle, resulting in Mack sustaining a fatal injury. Rollins has been sentenced to life imprisonment without parole. His prior legal history includes over 50 charges, highlighting a pattern of serious criminal

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NC State Freshman Sadie Engelhardt Achieves Dual ACC Honors

Raleigh, North Carolina, February 18, 2026 NC State freshman Sadie Engelhardt has earned prestigious accolades as both the ACC Women’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Week and the ACC Women’s Indoor Track & Field Freshman of the Week. This recognition follows her record-setting mile performance at the ASICS Sound Invite, where she clocked an impressive time of 4:23.84, breaking multiple records for NC State and the Atlantic Coast Conference. Engelhardt’s achievements

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Legal Proceedings Continue in James Dunmore’s Murder Case

Montgomery County, North Carolina, February 18, 2026 The legal battle over the murder case of James Dunmore, accused of killing Allisha Watts, is set to continue in April 2025. Dunmore, who is being held on a $1 million bond, has faced multiple legal challenges as investigations revealed critical evidence, but the cause of Watts’ death remains undetermined. Family and friends continue to pursue justice as the case evolves, highlighting the tragic

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