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February 21, 2015

• Carolinas HealthCare sues, despite new laws
• Ardey Kell, grateful for bad-weather break, ready to ‘take it one game at a time’ in NCHSAA 4A West Boys playoffs
• NASCAR has no excuse to scrimp on safety
• 15 Iredell County parents arrested for not paying child support
• Explosion in combine training makes teams cautious of "workout warriors"
• Alexander County police search for bank robbery suspect
• For years, suspect in triple killing was frustrated about parking
• Pfeiffer University hires chief from Spartanburg
• After 41 years on run, Ronald Carnes is back behind bars
• NASCAR: NextEra 250 at Daytona results
• Duke Blue Devils will try to avoid letdown against Clemson Tigers
• Pets, humans get silly for ‘Late Show with David Letterman’ fame
• Charlotte 49ers men’s basketball down Southern Mississippi 71-43
• Uptown’s next big challenge: Luring shoppers and retail
• Hospitals curb patient lawsuits
• Prep Results 02.21.15
• I-85 S lanes reopen after wreck
• Kyle Busch to miss Daytona 500 with leg injury
• Charlotte Latin wrestling wins 4th straight state title
• Kurt Busch loses efforts to end ban
• Ray Evernham, Harry Hyde among NASCAR Hall of Fame nominees
• Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers talking contract extension
• Kurt Busch suspended indefinitely after domestic violence ruling
• Start over on Facebook firings
• ECU men’s basketball wins 4th straight at home
• Davidson Wildcats up to third in Atlantic 10 with win over Fordham
• David Axelrod no fan of ex-client John Edwards
• UNCC professor studies how bee colonies select mates for their queens
• Suits inflict fresh wounds
• Jimmie Johnson still wants to believe
• NFL combine: Jameis Winston stumps for No. 1 candidacy
• Hospital ordeal damages couple’s credit and trust
• 49ers baseball, Panthers coach Rivera touched by hazing
• Charlotte Hornets - Oklahoma City Thunder Observations 02.21.15
• Charlotte Hornets at Dallas Mavericks: Sunday NBA preview
• Charlotte Hornets fall again to Thunder despite Mo Williams’ 24 points