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Day: March 31, 2025

Light rail train approaching a crossing with downed gates in Charlotte
Breaking News

Woman Hospitalized After Light Rail Train Incident in Charlotte

News Summary In a serious incident on March 1, a woman was hospitalized after being struck by a light rail train in Charlotte at approximately 10:40 a.m. Witnesses reported she walked through downed gates at the Remount Grade Crossing, leading directly into the path of Train No. 9. Despite emergency braking efforts, the train could not avoid the collision. The woman was freed by first responders and transported to a

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Walmart grocery store exterior in Charlotte with customers shopping.
Business News

Walmart Dominates Charlotte’s Grocery Market for Sixth Year

News Summary Walmart has secured its position as the leading grocery store in Charlotte for the sixth consecutive year, boasting a 23% market share and $2.4 billion in sales last year. The competition remains fierce with Harris Teeter and Food Lion following closely. Several new grocery stores are also entering the market, promising exciting changes in the local grocery landscape. As consumers continue to fill their carts, Walmart’s stronghold shows

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Police presence on the streets of Charlotte after a stabbing incident
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Stabbing Incident Shakes Charlotte: One Dead, Another Injured

News Summary Charlotte is grappling with the aftermath of two violent stabbing incidents that occurred over the weekend, resulting in one fatality and another individual injured. The community is left questioning safety and the complexities of domestic relationships that can lead to such tragic events. The police have made an arrest in one case, and investigations are ongoing as residents reflect on the troubling cycle of violence. Stabbing Incident Shakes

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Winter landscape in Ontario after ice storm
General News

Widespread Power Outages Hit Ontario as Ice Storm Strikes

News Summary An ice storm swept through parts of Ontario, causing widespread power outages affecting over 300,000 residents. Hydro One reported over 380,000 outages at one point, impacting both homes and businesses. Environmental warnings were issued due to freezing rain conditions, leading to emergencies in cities like Orillia and travel challenges across the region. The storm brought over 30 hours of freezing rain to some communities, creating hazardous conditions and

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Scene of a plane crash into a home in Brooklyn Park with emergency responders on site.
General News

Tragic Plane Crash in Brooklyn Park Claims Lives

News Summary A plane crash in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, on Saturday afternoon resulted in the loss of lives as a SOCATA TBM7 aircraft crashed into a home. Fortunately, residents inside the house managed to escape unharmed. The aircraft, en route from Des Moines to Anoka County-Blaine Airport, crashed just short of its destination, with the investigation led by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) underway. Community support has been strong,

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Cyclists enjoying the reopened Little Sugar Creek Greenway
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Little Sugar Creek Greenway Reopens After Long Closure

News Summary The Liz Hair Trail section of the Little Sugar Creek Greenway in Charlotte, N.C. has reopened after a nearly three-year closure due to construction. Significant improvements including widened pathways and enhanced access points have been made, providing a better experience for hikers, joggers, and cyclists. While this section is now accessible, a small part remains closed due to ongoing construction for the Charlotte Museum of Nature. This reopening

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Legislators discussing the North Carolina hurricane relief bill
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North Carolina’s Controversial Hurricane Relief Bill Delays Building Codes

News Summary The North Carolina General Assembly has passed a hurricane relief bill allocating $500 million for recovery after Hurricane Helene, but it includes a troubling provision delaying new building codes for at least one year. This decision raises safety concerns among legislators, particularly regarding the existing outdated codes and their implications for homeowners. While supporters argue that the delay offers flexibility for recovery, critics warn it could compromise safety

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