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Week 6 Highlights Darlington vs South Florence 2024
SUMMARY: The South Florence Bruins dominated their game against the Darlington Falcons, showcasing their strength as they lead the region. With standout performances from Jaden Sers, Zion Gilbert, and Messiah Jackson, South Florence quickly built a commanding 14-0 lead, culminating in a 60-6 victory. Their offensive prowess reinforces their status as the team to beat for the region championship. As the regular season nears its end and playoffs approach, South Florence looks strong for the upcoming match against Lakewood, while Darlington takes a break to regroup after this tough loss.
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North Carolina attorney general sues TikTok, ByteDance | North Carolina
SUMMARY: North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein is suing TikTok, seeking injunctive and monetary relief. He argues the app’s addictive features, such as infinite scroll and algorithmic recommendations, harm children, claiming TikTok misrepresents its safety for kids. The lawsuit, filed in Wake County Superior Court, targets TikTok and its parent company ByteDance, representing North Carolina as the plaintiff alongside other states’ attorneys general. Stein asserts that TikTok’s business practices prioritize profit over child safety, leading to a deceptive environment for parents. Stein previously filed a similar lawsuit against Meta, accusing it of also targeting children.
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Chief Meteorologist Chris Justus tracks Hurricane Milton
SUMMARY: A major storm with winds reaching up to 165 mph is heading toward the U.S. coast, prompting evacuation recommendations. The storm, undergoing an eyewall replacement cycle, may strengthen again. Forecasts predict it will make landfall as a Category 4 or possibly a Category 3 hurricane, particularly affecting the Tampa Bay area. The storm is unique as it moves eastward, unlike typical storms, which affects the storm surge locations, with Sarasota and Fort Myers at risk. Cooler temperatures are expected in the Upstate region, with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s over the coming days.
Chief Meteorologist Chris Justus tracks Hurricane Milton
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Hurricane Milton, a Category 5 storm, continues to strengthen
SUMMARY: Hurricane Milton, currently a Category 5 with winds at 180 mph, will not affect our region but is expected to hit Florida, particularly Tampa Bay, late tomorrow into Wednesday. Despite potential weakening, models indicate it may remain a strong hurricane through landfall, posing risks to areas from Big Bend to Fort Myers. Locally, we will experience pleasant weather with temperatures cooling into the low to mid-70s this week, and no rain anticipated. A cold front will bring lower temperatures, with Friday expected to be particularly cool, reaching 48°F in the mornings and highs around 68°F.
Hurricane Milton continues to strengthen Monday over very warm water in the Gulf of Mexico.
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