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November 3, 2015

• NASCAR suspends Matt Kenseth for 2 races
• Jennifer Roberts defeats Edwin Peacock for Charlotte mayor
• How Roberts can lead the city effectively
• Carolina Panthers LB Luke Kuechly leads, deflects praise
• Carolina Panthers’ Gano gets redemption with game-winning field goal
• Georgia man accused of stealing forklift to rip ATM from Chester bank
• Police: Man assaulted in Rock Hill, dumped at Lake Wylie boat landing
• Drizzle, light rain to linger in Charlotte area
• Carolina Panthers report card 11.02.15
• Soggy survivors: Carolina Panthers dump Colts 29-26 in overtime
• Amazon expands parental leave benefits for employees
• 4 arrested after protesters rappel from BofA Stadium during Panthers game
• Debbie Moose: What happens when hipsters get ahold of Mason jars
• Charlotte minister sentenced for sexually abusing children
• 1 person seriously injured in northeast Charlotte shooting
• SC police search for infant after woman said she threw baby in creek
• Panthers-Packers ticket prices leveling off
• Rivera: Panthers LB Thomas Davis ‘everywhere’ despite stat sheet
• Bank of America sells $87 billion money-market funds unit to BlackRock
• 49ers need big plays on offense, Lambert says
• Charlotte traffic: No students injured in school bus wreck
• Yes, that was presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina at the Panthers game
• Ex-S.C. lawmaker charged with inappropriately touching staffer
• Charlotte-area gas prices fall by 1 cent over the week
• Hornets deliver game to celebrate
• Carolina Panthers: soggy survivors
• Live updates: election results
• Carolina Panthers pass as NFL trade deadline passes
• Man accused of operating Ponzi scheme indicted in Charlotte
• Former Panthers receiver Steve Smith faces uncertain future
• Former South Iredell High special education teacher faces sex assault charge
• Atlantic 10 Conference
• UConn preseason AP No. 1 for 11th time
• Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf says Charlotte among growth spots for bank
• Challenger John Aneralla unseats Huntersville Mayor Jill Swain
• NC distilleries can now sell liquor outside of state’s ABC system
• Eiselt finishes first, Democrats win Charlotte City Council at-large seats
• Greg Olsen’s night symbolized Panthers OT win over Indianapolis
• Pastor who died from accidental gunshot wound will be succeeded by his son
• Contact us: Did you see or talk to rappelling protesters at Panthers game?
• Queens settles lawsuit over dormitory assault
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 11.04.15
• Challenger John Aneralla unseats Huntersville Mayor Jill Swain
• Voters say ‘no’ to 4-year terms for Mecklenburg County commissioners
• Voters pick collaboration over combat for school board
• Ellis-Stewart, Dashew and McCray win CMS school board seats
• What to Watch on Tuesday: Ducky comes clean on ‘NCIS’
• Yes, Jordin Sparks crushed the national anthem – again
• CreativeMornings will fill your stomach and feed your soul
• Nov. 4 headlines: Charlotte, meet your new mayor -- Jennifer Roberts
• Tracking Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly’s tackles: Week 8
• An exhibit of paintings by Barbara Schreiber
• Sneak peek: 13 photos of the new Amelie’s coming soon to uptown
• Based on a true story:An Exhibit of Paintings by Barbara Schreiber
• Charlotte garden and nature events Nov. 7 and beyond
• Fun in Charlotte: Last Comic Standing, Gov. Jim Martin book signing, distillery tour
• Hornets GM Rich Cho: P.J. Hairston’s inconsistency, focus a factor in not picking up contract option
• Charlotte Hornets blow out Chicago Bulls for first win of season
• Hornets Gameday: vs. Chicago Bulls