Tom Brady says no to retirement, announces he will return for 2023 season
Just six weeks after announcing his career was finished, Tom Brady pulled a stunner on Twitter by saying he will return for his 23rd NFL season. Needless to say this wasn't well received by the Panthers or Carolina fans. Our panel reacts to Brady's announcement, and we joke about what it will look like when we finally retire. For weeks, you've heard reports about the Russian economy collapsing under sanctions following Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. But who are these Russian oligarchs that are being targeted by the sanctions and how did they acquire so much wealth? We connect the dots on that, plus Sarah French has a look at the top headlines from across the Carolinas. Charlotte City Council will hear concerns from CATS operators Monday, one month after driver Ethan Rivera was shot and killed in Uptown during a road rage attack. Drivers say their concerns have gone unheard, but officials say they want to make a difference for those simply trying to do their jobs. Watch Wake Up Charlotte each weekday morning from 4:30 to 7 a.m. on WCNC Charlotte, and as always, join the conversation on social media with #WakeUpCLT!
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Show Notes
Just six weeks after announcing his career was finished, Tom Brady pulled a stunner on Twitter by saying he will return for his 23rd NFL season. Needless to say this wasn't well received by the Panthers or Carolina fans. Our panel reacts to Brady's announcement, and we joke about what it will look like when we finally retire.
For weeks, you've heard reports about the Russian economy collapsing under sanctions following Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. But who are these Russian oligarchs that are being targeted by the sanctions and how did they acquire so much wealth? We connect the dots on that, plus Sarah French has a look at the top headlines from across the Carolinas.
Charlotte City Council will hear concerns from CATS operators Monday, one month after driver Ethan Rivera was shot and killed in Uptown during a road rage attack. Drivers say their concerns have gone unheard, but officials say they want to make a difference for those simply trying to do their jobs.
Watch Wake Up Charlotte each weekday morning from 4:30 to 7 a.m. on WCNC Charlotte, and as always, join the conversation on social media with #WakeUpCLT!