Local news roundup: a local graduate among those killed at uva, tepper and rock hill come to an agreement, juneteenth officially a holiday in charlotte

The shooting at the University of Virginia hits the Charlotte area as one of the victims, Devin Chandler, was a graduate of Hough High School in Cornelius. Chandler was a member of the UVA

football team, and his former high school team plans to wear decals on their helmets for the rest of the season. The Carolina Panthers and Rock Hill have settled a legal dispute over a

proposed headquarters and practice facility. Rock Hill will receive $20 million in the bankruptcy settlement. GT Real Estate Holdings, David Tepper’s real estate company, was set to build an

$800 million facility. York County also filed a lawsuit but is not named in the settlement deal. The city of Charlotte has adopted Juneteenth as a holiday. It commemorates the dates in 1865

when the last enslaved people in Texas were informed that they were free. Juneteenth became a federal holiday in 2021. And after being benched earlier this season, Baker Mayfield is back as

the starting quarterback for the Carolina Panthers with P.J. Walker injured. The team is 3-7, two games out of the lead in the NFC South, and travels to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. Mike

Collins and our roundtable of reporters dive into those and other topics this week on the local news roundup. GUESTS: CLAIRE DONNELLY, WFAE health reporter JOE BRUNO, WSOC-TV reporter NICK

OCHSNER, WBTV’s executive producer for investigations & chief investigative reporter MARY C. CURTIS, columnist for Rollcall.com, host of the Rollcall podcast “Equal Time”