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Become a news14.com Fan Journalist Are you passionate about college football? Whether you root for the Tar Heels, the Wolfpack, the Deacons or anyone else in North Carolina or the ACC, we want to hear from you. Become an official news14.com Fan Journalist. Newborn baboons now on exhibit at N.C. Zoo The birth of two hamaydryas baboon babies recently at the North Carolina Zoo adds not only to one of the park’s largest species, in terms of numbers, but also to the largest collection of baboons in any zoo in America. Send us your memories of Hurricane Hugo The 20-year anniversary of Hurricane Hugo is approaching and News 14 Carolina is asking you to share your stories and pictures of the storm. Send us an e-mail at assignmentdesk@news14.com. 2nd bout of storms sweeps through area Strong thunderstorms swept through the Charlotte area Wednesday afternoon, less than 24 hours after heavy rainfall caused flooding along many city streets. Multiple severe storms spawn tornados in N.C. Several strong thunderstorms moved across portions of North Carolina Tuesday afternoon, spawning tornados and causing property damage in several counties. Sights and sounds from St. Patrick's Day parade Charlotte's St. Patrick's Day parade was held a week late but everyone uptown on Saturday afternoon agreed it was worth waiting for.
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The birth of two hamaydryas baboon babies recently at the North Carolina Zoo adds not only to one of the park’s largest species, in terms of numbers, but also to the largest collection of baboons in any zoo in America.
The 20-year anniversary of Hurricane Hugo is approaching and News 14 Carolina is asking you to share your stories and pictures of the storm. Send us an e-mail at assignmentdesk@news14.com.
Strong thunderstorms swept through the Charlotte area Wednesday afternoon, less than 24 hours after heavy rainfall caused flooding along many city streets.
Several strong thunderstorms moved across portions of North Carolina Tuesday afternoon, spawning tornados and causing property damage in several counties.
Charlotte's St. Patrick's Day parade was held a week late but everyone uptown on Saturday afternoon agreed it was worth waiting for.