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Supporters were seen throwing drinks in the air at fan parks across England as the goals went in.

It has been a busy week for the cadets and staff of 1391 (Romsey) Squadron Air Training Corps.

There's bad news about test scores and criticism over magnet changes at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Charlotte City Council approves a framework of its equity in government policy. And the Hornets are feeling their oats this season. Mike Collins and his panel will bring you those stories and more.

The 1391 (Romsey) Squadron Air Training Corps held its annual presentation evening on October 14.

On the local news roundup, CATS gets rider input on plans for the new uptown bus station. A few CMS schools rank among the highest in the state. CMPD investigates a disturbingly high number of recent shootings. And the Panthers continue to lose. Mike Collins covers those stories and more.

A new mayor pro tem for City Council as the mayor and other City Council members are sworn in. Details emerge about the investigation into NC Senator Richard Burr’s stock sales and the Panthers’ season opener is Sunday. These stories and more with guest host Erik Spanberg and a panel of journalists.

After more than a year of debate, Charlotte City Council passed the Unified Development Ordinance. Monkeypox hospitalizations are on the rise and CMS prepares for the first day of school. Mike Collins and local journalists talk through these stories and more.

Mike Collins and a roundtable of reporters discuss the swirl of issues surrounding education as schools prepare to welcome students back to the classroom. From declining public school enrollment to COVID, school safety concerns, and more.

The marsupial, which closely resembles a kangaroo, was seen hopping through a Gastonia neighborhood.

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