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COVID-19 took an emotional toll on health care workers, even five years later

News | Charlotte North Carolina | Spectrum News 1 3/13 4:09A Tim Boyum

“You didn’t know what was coming,” one nurse said. “I was actually the first nurse that took care of our COVID patient.”

Remote work has increased since the pandemic. Will it last?

News | Charlotte North Carolina | Spectrum News 1 3/13 4:02A Britni McDonald

A study shows one in four companies will increase required days in the office this year but also found eight in ten are losing workers because of it.

COVID-19 shed a light on loneliness, and it's still an issue for many

News | Charlotte North Carolina | Spectrum News 1 3/13 3:55A Melody Greene

Loneliness is a topic that many experienced during the pandemic and many of those same factors that can create loneliness still exist.

5 years after pandemic, many in N.C. still deal with long COVID

News | Charlotte North Carolina | Spectrum News 1 3/13 3:51A Melody Greene

A wife and mother in Charlotte deal with symptoms of long COVID five years after the pandemic.

Avelo Airlines announces new CLT, RDU and ILM routes to its growing network

News | Charlotte North Carolina | Spectrum News 1 3/12 10:00A Daniel Gray

The airline, based in Houston, Texas, expanded with thirteen new routes, notably adding many to Raleigh, Charlotte and Wilmington.

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Universities face big cuts to research funding. At Duke, it's a time for 'damage control'

Education | Spectrum News 1 3/8 4:30A Associated Press

Universities nationwide are implementing hiring freezes, scaling back research and drawing up contingency plans for funding cuts.

Trump administration cancels $400M in grants and contracts with Columbia University

Education | Spectrum News 1 3/7 9:00A Associated Press

Columbia vowed to work with the government to try to get the money back.

St. Augustine’s loses bid to save accreditation

Education | Spectrum News 1 3/6 9:15A Spectrum News Staff

School officials said they are working to ensure students graduate this year with a degree from an accredited university.

Trump vows to cut federal funding for schools that allow 'illegal protests,' expel demonstrators

Education | Spectrum News 1 3/4 5:30A Susan Carpenter

In a post on Truth Social, the president said "Agitators will be imprisoned/or permanently sent back to the country from which they came."

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Advancing Cancer Research with PDX Oncology Models

Creative Loafing Charlotte 3/12 8:49A Alan Watts

Research to fight cancer continues as one of the most challenging clinical conditions because researchers have developed new preclinical models to examine tumor evolution and...

Don’t Miss The Dumpling Station at Pho Good Time

Charlotte Magazine 3/10 5:43A Taylor Bowler

When a restaurant is called Pho Good Time, you d expect pho to be the main attraction. While the Vietnamese noodle soup here is solid (and simmered for more than 10 hours), the dumpling station takes...

Modernizing A Traditional Myers Park Home

Charlotte Magazine 3/10 5:29A Taylor Bowler

Gray Walker s clients had busy lives and a growing family when they hired the designer to modernize their dated, two-story Myers Park home. They had a 2-year-old and a newborn, so life was in full...

Major Concerts Have Passed On Charlotte For Years. That’s Changing.

Charlotte Magazine 3/10 4:05A Tess Allen

We ve heard and seen it discussed for years both in the wild and online in Reddit threads, social media and blog posts, and news articles: Why do a lot of major artists skip over Charlotte? one Reddit...

A Guide to Spring Festivals in Charlotte

Charlotte Magazine 3/7 1:00A Amanda Pagliarini Howard

There s no shortage of ways to take advantage of the Queen City s beautiful spring weather. From now through May, take part in one of these festivals in Charlotte. March Festivals 5th Annual Donut...

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Mike Jackson felt at home here, now he gets to stay

Panthers News 3/12 3:45A

The veteran cornerback, who agreed to a new two-year deal to remain with the Panthers, is ready to build on his partnership with Jaycee Horn.

5 things to know about Sam Martin

Panthers News 3/12 2:09A

Get to know punter Sam Martin. The Bills free agent has agreed to terms with the Panthers.

Panthers release running back Miles Sanders

Panthers News 3/11 6:18A

The team parted ways with the veteran back Tuesday. He signed here in 2023.

Early run on linemen can only help run defense

Panthers News 3/11 3:13A

With the reported additions of Tershawn Wharton and Bobby Brown III, the Panthers suddenly have competition for line jobs, and the existing defensive linemen might not have to...

5 things to know about Tershawn Wharton

Panthers News 3/11 12:04A

Get to know defensive tackle Tershawn Wharton. The former Chiefs free agent reportedly agreed to terms with the Panthers on Monday.

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Study shows cancer rates in women are on the rise

Health | Spectrum News 1 3/12 8:30A Melody Greene

A study this year shows that cancer rates in women are up.

'Frustrating to see': N.C. health officials urge updated measles vaccinations for children

Health | Spectrum News 1 3/12 4:45A Jennifer Gamertsfelder, Associat

Measles is preventable through vaccines, and has been considered eliminated from the U.S. since 2000.

Lee Ringer shares skin cancer diagnosis as precautionary tale to others

Health | Spectrum News 1 3/10 4:00A Sydney McCoy

The American Academy of Dermatology estimates one in five Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime.

Bird flu and pets: Is your cat or dog at risk?

Health | Spectrum News 1 3/5 12:30A Kimberly Perez

The current strain of bird flu is particularly contagious, even crossing over to other species.

RFK Jr. says he's committed to ending Texas measles outbreak

Health | Spectrum News 1 3/3 5:46A Susan Carpenter

In an opinion piece for Fox News, the U.S. health secretary said the decision to vaccinate is a personal one.

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