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April 22, 2015

• 6 gang members charged with 2014 Lake Wylie murders
• Bill to extend abortion waiting period heads to NC House floor
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 04.23.15
• American Airlines CEO to be paid entirely in company stock
• Raleigh’s ‘help’ does more harm
• State Treasurer Cowell launching second fund that invests in NC companies
• Bill gives Mecklenburg property owners time to pay back taxes
• David Petraeus’ fall began and ends in Charlotte
• Duke neighbors given mixed signals on wells
• Durham prosecutors drop rape charge against Melvin Scott, former UNC point guard
• Good times or bad, NASCAR entourage is a family first
• Fishing Forecast: Limit catches of spotted bass reported at Lake Norman
• Republican House bill curbs budget for banking watchdog
• Cato CEO’s pay rises almost 57%
• 2015 NFL draft: Top 10 running backs available
• UNC still waiting on NCAA notice of allegations, despite buzz over Brandon Ingram comments
• Extended Stay America’s CEO sees 32% pay cut in 2014
• Trout stocking to continue after kill of 168,500 at McDowell hatchery
• Jameis Winston: Crab legs were a gift at supermarket
• NFL draft: Panthers have Jonathan Stewart at RB, but does he need help?
• Charlotte Latin girls’ soccer seniors want return to freshman glory
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg police seek Circle K robber
• Boaters urged to use extreme caution on area lakes
• Madison Moosa holds her own on Grace Academy boys’ golf team
• Meet the Mooresville baseball ‘Bash Brothers’
• Police: Teen fired shotgun in Walmart parking lot
• Sheriff’s office looking for wanted Rock Hill sex offender
• Charlotte weather: Sunshine, high of 75 expected Wednesday
• Duke Energy ramps up construction at 3 solar facilities
• Revenge porn, online impersonation could be illegal under NC House bills
• Religion news
• Bill would move 2016 presidential primary to March
• Charlotte bishop cancels church event on LGBT issues
• Casar man charged in thefts from Lincoln County farm
• York officials: Teen’s ISIS plans investigation kept quiet for public safety
• Former Independence coach Joe Evans hired at Ardrey Kell
• Outdoors events calendar for 04.23.15
• CMS schools seeking volunteers for end-of-grade exams
• Property protection bill passes House; critics say it stifles whistle-blowers
• Bank of America challenges $1.3 B verdict over mortgages
• SouthLake senior long snapper takes long road to Baylor
• Bank of America’s deputy general counsel to join Moore & Van Allen
• Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger faces DOJ skepticism
• Man arrested in fatal Julia Avenue shooting
• Woman sought in 4 Charlotte robberies
• Pearl Burris-Floyd named chief operating officer of Gaston Regional Chamber
• Carolina Panthers’ schedule includes Thanksgiving game in Dallas
• High School Spring Sports Update 04.22.15
• SC Gov. Haley says she can drive Volvo deal alone
• Tree falls on southeast Charlotte home
• Police ‘out in force’ looking for litter bugs
• Coca-Cola profit tops Wall Street expectations as it sells more soda
• Work begins on Matthews water pipes
• National wildlife refuge a sanctuary for mountain bogs
• Social worker shortage continues at Mecklenburg DSS
• 2015 NFL Week-By-Week Schedule
• East Lincoln’s Chazz Surratt commits to Duke
• Knights Box: Durham 4, Charlotte 2
• Charlotte traffic: Two wrecks at 6:30 a.m.
• Ryan Lochte: Still looking for love
• Providence gets back at Ardrey Kell
• NC House bill would let cities, towns add to sales tax
• Carolina Panthers schedule 2015
• Recipe link: Plenty of ways to use those strawberries
• Heavy storms may bring ‘fallout’ birds
• New Eagles QB Tim Tebow must prove he’s more than a celebrity
• Greg Hardy suspended 10 games by NFL for domestic violence incident
• What to Watch on Wednesday: Strong season of ‘The Americans’ ends
• Hardsoul Poets getting the band back together
• Early ‘Breakfast Club’ screenplay found in Illinois school
• Non-profits that rock: Care Ring
• Free food! Krispy Kreme, Chick-fil-A and Auntie Anne’s
• David Petraeus scandal ends today in Charlotte
• Ryan Lochte confirms: He’s single. Why Charlotte’s Olympic swimmer could be right for you
• Good eats: 3 reasons to check out Evoke in uptown
• 5 ways adult kickball changed my life
• Carolina Theatre project progresses
• Group sets Q&A session on HOA issues
• Kings Drive Art Walk opens Saturday at Little Sugar Creek Greenway
• Agriculture Secretary presses N.C. to support trade
• Shoulder surgery to sideline Hornets’ Cody Zeller for 3 months