Steve Harvey Show features Misty Rollins’ husband in Hottest Husband contest
Misty Rollins says her husband Brian is a finalist in the Hottest Husband in America contest on the Steve Harvey Show. The couple traveled to Chicago for a taping that airs at 7 tonight on WMYT myTV12, with Misty praising Brian’s physique and character and their family dynamics.
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Unemployment Overhaul Vote Prompts Local Ballot Debate
A yes vote signals support for the unemployment overhaul bill. Named residents include William Gardner 55 of Belmont Don Stroupe 71 of Cherryville Hazel Pomeroy 91 of Belmont Ralph Massey Sr. 80 of Lake Wylie and Dennis Edmondson 71 of Shelby.
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Belmont
Don Stroupe
Cherryille
Hazel Pomeroy
Ralph Massey Sr
Lake Wylie
S.C
Dennis Edmondson
Shelby
Obituaries In Brief Feature Local Residents Passed Away
Todays obituary list notes the deaths of David Starnes 79 of Kings Mountain Charles Brackett 84 of Wilmington Willie Ballard 90 of Lincolnton Olivia Ramos and Lloyd McDonald 72 of Charlotte and Gastonia names Virgil Passmore 89 Angela Wilson 57 Ernest Adams 78 Gary Hamilton 63 with ages and cities of residence in the regional notice.
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Kings Mountain
Charles Brackett
Wilmington
Willie Ballard
Lincolnton
Olivia Ramos
Charlotte
Virgil Passmore
Angela Wilson
Gastonia
Ernest Adams
Gary Hamilton
Bessemer City
Critics Clash Over New Unemployment Overhaul
Critics charge the unemployment overhaul will burden struggling families while proponents defend the plan as necessary to cap state spending and reduce debt.
State outlines changes to unemployment benefits
The plan details the weekly unemployment compensation for 26 weeks and 12 to 20 weeks limits, noting the previous maximums and the new maximums effective July 1. It also mentions the state's $ billions owed to the federal government for jobless benefit payments since the Great Recession.
North Carolina Unemployment Overhaul Cuts Benefits And Starts Debt Repayment
Pat McCrory signed a bill to shorten unemployment benefits reducing support for jobless workers and accelerating repayment of the $2.5 billion federal debt since 2008. The move shifts cost to businesses via higher unemployment insurance taxes and aims to build a reserve ahead of a potential recession, though critics warn it harms the unemployed and their households.
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Cuts to unemployment benefits shrink weekly pay
Unemployed workers face a reduction in weekly benefits from a maximum of 535 to 350 dollars. The 12 to 20 week duration will vary by state unemployment rates at the time of filing, affecting how long benefits last.
Unemployment Benefit Formula Overhaul Takes Effect July First
The state will switch from using the highest of the last five quarters divided by 26 to a new method averaging the last two quarters worked. Claimants filing after July 1 will be subject to the updated calculation, per N C Division of Employment Security spokesman Larry Parker.
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Larry Parker
N.C. Division of Employment Security
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