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March 20, 2015

• CMS All-Conference Basketball Teams announced
• Sen. Thom Tillis claims slayings suspect wrongly got deportation amnesty in 2013
• Man charged in scheme that stole $650,000 in postage stamps in Carolinas, elsewhere
• Can Charlotte learn to love its lacework of small streams?
• NC State, Villanova hoping to add to tournament history
• Davidson Wildcats’ season ends in Seattle
• Police search for Charlotte carjacker
• Coach K sends message, even in Duke blowout
• Sports on TV: What’s on Saturday
• NASCAR driver Brian Vickers again sidelined by blood clots
• Local Golf 03.20.15
• Belmont’s Craig Bradshaw scores 25, sinks five 3-pointers in loss to Virginia
• Malcolm Brogdon scores 22, leads Virginia past Belmont in NCAA tournament
• Discarded charcoal sparked fire that destroyed Charlotte home, fire officials said
• Davidson had honorary Wildcat in its corner for NCAA tournament
• Cherryville mother wanted on charges of child abuse
• Charlotte traffic: Truck overturns on I-85 northbound ramp to I-77
• Taylorsville man’s walk from ocean to mountains will benefit Charlotte’s homeless youth
• NCAA will be big boost for Charlotte’s economy
• GOP requests 14 years of records from Attorney General Roy Cooper
• Once a rising star, former Wachovia CFO moves on from banking
• Duke opens NCAA play with 85-56 romp over Robert Morris
• Kurt Busch wins the pole for Sunday’s Sprint Cup race
• Chattanooga Mocs’ coach withdraws from Charlotte 49ers job search
• NC State suspends fraternity over ‘deeply troubling’ notebook
• UNC Tar Heels could use boost from energizer freshman Theo Pinson
• Prep Results 03.20.15
• Denzel Valentine, Michigan State hold off Georgia
• After victory over Georgia, more of same for Michigan State
• UNC Women’s NCAA Tournament Preview
• York County Council to consider drone ordinance
• Plight of ex-UNC Tar Heel Ryan Hoffman moves Terp Charlie Wysocki
• Duke women survive Albany in NCAA opener, 54-52
• Bank of America to allow certain shareholders to nominate board members
• Harrisburg Mayor Steve Sciascia receives Order of the Long Leaf Pine
• CMPD: 40 more sex-assault reports filed against doctor
• Charlotte area’s unemployment rate rises to 5.7 percent
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg police search for minivan that struck bicyclist
• Work on Charlotte office tower moving along
• ‘Blank bills’ in the NC Senate: Good idea or just wrong?
• Call center operator to lay off 114 employees in Charlotte, according to notice
• Lowe’s adds $5 billion to stock buyback program
• Live NCAA coverage: Davidson Wildcats vs. Iowa Hawkeyes
• Live NCAA coverage: Duke vs. Robert Morris
• Arrest made in Craigslist robbery case
• Minor injury in school bus accident on Beatties Ford Road
• Man shot at Salisbury apartments
• CB Alan Ball leaves town without deal with Carolina Panthers
• Iredell student charged with assault of school resource officer
• Over 16 percent of Charlotte homes are still underwater
• Sports on TV: What’s on Friday
• ‘Our hearts are broken’: USC freshman remembered
• BB&T completes purchase of Texas branches from Citigroup
• NCAA tournament updates from Charlotte
• NCSU sex complaint leads to drug probe at frat
• Compass Group program aims to reduce waste, support farmers
• What are Charlotte’s chances of March snowstorm?
• NC State rallies, stuns LSU, 66-65, in NCAA tourney | Twitter reaction
• What a difference year makes for NC State
• Emily Maynard shares spring break baby bump photo on Instagram
• Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse still beautiful – and still working
• Sir James Galway: He’s now silvery, but the flute’s golden
• What to Watch on Friday: Series finale of ‘Glee’ looks forward
• Charlotte Hornets - Sacramento Kings: Live NBA updates