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Charlotte man dies after being shot near State Farm Arena in Atlanta during NCAA tournament
Charlotte man dies after being shot near State Farm Arena in Atlanta during NCAA tournament

Yahoo

time30-03-2025

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Charlotte man dies after being shot near State Farm Arena in Atlanta during NCAA tournament

A man from Charlotte has died after being shot in Atlanta on Friday night, according to Channel 9′s sister station, WSB. WSB is reporting that a 42-year-old man from Charlotte was shot just blocks away from State Farm Arena, where the NCAA College Basketball tournament was taking place. The man was first pronounced deceased by medical staff, but police said doctors revived him. However, he then died around 4:14 a.m. on Saturday morning, according to WSB. ALSO READ: Deputies investigate shooting at birthday party in Richmond County The victim has not been identified. His death is being investigated as a homicide. A suspect has not been named. This is a developing story. Check back for updates. (WATCH BELOW: 1 dead, 3 hospitalized in multi-vehicle crash in Gastonia, police say)

Man dies after being shot blocks away from State Farm Arena and NCAA tournament
Man dies after being shot blocks away from State Farm Arena and NCAA tournament

Yahoo

time30-03-2025

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Man dies after being shot blocks away from State Farm Arena and NCAA tournament

A man who was shot just blocks away from the State Farm Arena, where the Sweet 16 of the NCAA College Basketball tournament took place on Friday has died. The shooting happened Friday evening at around 6:35 p.m. at the intersection of Luckie Street NW and Mills Street NW. When officers arrived they found a 42-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound. The man was taken to the hospital in critical condition and, at first, was pronounced deceased by medical workers. Later that night, police said in a news conference that doctors were able to revive the victim. However, he died at approximately 4:14 a.m. on Saturday. His death is being investigated as a homicide. This victim's identity has not yet been released and there is no word yet on any suspects. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] TRENDING STORIES: Rapper Young Scooter dies after running from Atlanta police, reports say North Georgia man accused of stealing $14 million from his job Metro Atlanta shattered the 35-year record for the highest amount of pollen today [SIGN UP: WSB-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]

Man in ICU after shooting near NCAA tournament at State Farm Arena
Man in ICU after shooting near NCAA tournament at State Farm Arena

Yahoo

time29-03-2025

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Man in ICU after shooting near NCAA tournament at State Farm Arena

The Brief A shooting occurred near the intersection of Luckie and Mills streets in downtown Atlanta, critically injuring a 42-year-old man from Charlotte, North Carolina. The victim was initially reported dead but was revived and is now in ICU at Grady Memorial Hospital; no suspects are in custody. The incident happened just before the NCAA Men's Basketball South Regional Sweet Sixteen game, but the victim's presence in Atlanta is not linked to the tournament. ATLANTA - The beginning of a busy weekend in downtown Atlanta has turned violent. Police are investigating a shooting just blocks away from State Farm Arena, where the Sweet 16 of the NCAA College Basketball tournament is getting underway. What we know The shooting was reported at around 6:35 p.m. Friday near the intersection of Luckie and Mills streets. According to the Atlanta Police Department, officers arrived on the scene to find a male with an apparent gunshot wound. He was rushed to an area hospital in critical condition. "A 42-year-old male out of Charlotte, North Carolina... was transported to Grady Memorial Hospital, where he is currently in ICU," said Lt. Andrew Smith, commander of Atlanta's homicide unit. Although early reports mistakenly said the man had died, Smith confirmed otherwise: "Grady was able to bring him back in the trauma room, where he was taken to the operating room and is now in ICU." Investigators say a man approached a group of people, who were gathered on a sidewalk, and exchanged words with the group before gunfire erupted. What we don't know Police have not yet interviewed the victim due to his condition, but surveillance video showed communication between him and others at the scene. No suspects are currently in custody. The circumstances surrounding the shooting remain under investigation. Smith said there is no indication the Charlotte man was in town for the NCAA tournament. Dig deeper The city of Atlanta is playing host to the NCAA Men's Basketball South Regional, featuring Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight matchups this weekend. The shooting took place a few minutes before the tipoff between the No. 6 Ole Miss Rebels and the No. 2 Michigan State Spartans. The Source The details in this article were provided by the Atlanta Police Department. Additional details on the NCAA Men's Basketball tournament come from previous FOX 5 Atlanta reporting. This story has been updated since it was originally published to give updates provided by APD during a press conference later in the evening during which investigators disclosed the man had not been killed, the department originally said.

Man killed in shooting just blocks from State Farm Arena and NCAA tournament
Man killed in shooting just blocks from State Farm Arena and NCAA tournament

Yahoo

time29-03-2025

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Man killed in shooting just blocks from State Farm Arena and NCAA tournament

Atlanta police are investigating a deadly shooting just blocks away from State Farm Arena, where the Sweet 16 of the NCAA College Basketball tournament is underway. The shooting happened around 6:45 p.m. near the intersection of Luckie Street NW and Mills Street NW. Atlanta police confirmed that the man has died from his injuries. Stay with and tune into WSB Tonight at 11 p.m. for the latest on this developing story. TRENDING STORIES: Missing 5-year-old's body found in Gwinnett County pond Undocumented immigrant accused of killing Cobb mother indicted on new charges Daycare addresses concerns amid landlord's kidnapping charges at Walmart

Selection Sunday to the 'Ship: Host the ultimate March Madness watch party at home
Selection Sunday to the 'Ship: Host the ultimate March Madness watch party at home

USA Today

time12-03-2025

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Selection Sunday to the 'Ship: Host the ultimate March Madness watch party at home

Selection Sunday to the 'Ship: Host the ultimate March Madness watch party at home — Recommendations are independently chosen by our editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us and our publishing partners a commission. There's a science to selecting your bracket - there's genuine college basketball knowledge, mascots, underdogs, uniform colors and so much more. But, this year when the NCAA College Basketball tournament rolls around, you'll want to be ready to host the best watch parties. And if you ask me, there's a science to that too. You could start with upgrading your visual and audio experience during Samsung's Spring Sale. Let's break down what can help you throw the best watch parties for your entire bracket just for you if you don't want anyone to see you weep over a group of teenagers playing basketball. More March Madness: Travel tips and gameday essentials TV Deals ahead of March Madness Sitting on your tax refund and don't know how to spend it? Spring is a great time to upgrade the dusty TV in your living room, and it's just in time to watch basketball in the latest picture and quality. Complete the home-viewing experience with a soundbar Give yourself a theater-viewing experience by adding a soundbar to your living room. Bracketology: Bring the March Madness bracket home It wouldn't be March Madness without a bracket to shatter your heart. Whether you're in one pool or running several, bring the bracket to life with this wall-size reusable bracket and white board markers. Rep your team on game day, even if you're watching at home Merch is a must-have. If your team is dancing, you'll want to grab the latest gear from Fanatics. Now that we're in the NIL-era, that could be player-specific jersey, or just a team shirt. My personal favorite is the apparel line WEAR by longtime sports reporter Erin Andrews. It combines fashion and sports in the best way, but you can never go wrong with a jersey. Get all the party hosting essentials Whether you're watching the tournament with friends, or relaxing at home by yourself, game-day snacks are a must. Here are a few things that make game day food a breeze. 1. Seven-quart, stainless steel slow cooker Crock-pot 2. Countertop silicone heating mat for buffet-style warming 3. Jumbo Divided Serving Tray for Fruits, Veggies, and Chips with Lid 4. Gallon Glass Drink Dispensers with Stand and Stainless Steel Spigot for Parties GRILL CONNOISSEUR?: 11 grills on sale to help you conquer backyard barbecues on a budget When does March Madness start? March Madness officially kicks off with Selection Sunday, which takes place on Sunday, March 16, 2025. Here's a look at the rest of schedule for both the men's and women's March Madness tournaments: 2025 Men's March Madness schedule March 16: Selection Sunday Selection Sunday March 18-19: First Four First Four March 20-21: First Round First Round March 22-23: Second Round Second Round March 27-28: Sweet Sixteen Sweet Sixteen March 29-30: Elite Eight Elite Eight April 5: Final Four Final Four April 7: National Championship MEN'S TOURNAMENT: Men's 2025 NCAA March Madness basketball tournament venues, schedule, dates Women's 2025 NCAA Tournament schedule March 16: Selection Sunday Selection Sunday March 19-20: First Four First Four March 21-22: First Round First Round March 23-24: Second Round Second Round March 28-29: Sweet Sixteen Sweet Sixteen March 30-31: Elite Eight Elite Eight April 4: Final Four Final Four April 6: National Championship Prices were accurate at the time this article was published but may change over time.

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