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May 19, 2015

• Panthers’ Thomas Davis takes 180 mph spin with Dale Earnhardt Jr.
• NC senator’s private legal work mixes with state policy
• Mecklenburg commissioners side with towns asking for I-77 toll road project delay
• Butler batters Page to advance in 4A state baseball playoffs
• NCHSAA prep playoff scores 05.19.15
• NASCAR Hall of Fame’s Class of 2016 nominees
• College Baseball Roundup: S. Carolina eliminated from SEC tournament
• UNC tops Virginia Tech in ACC baseball tournament to keep season alive
• Charlotte club owner held in Hawaii in Stevie Wonder case
• Charlotte prepares for high traffic during Speed Street
• High School Sports Update 05.19.15
• Prep Results 05.19.2015
• UNC baseball advances into ACC tournament pool play with 5-3 win against Virginia Tech
• Duke women’s lacrosse seniors eager for another shot at UNC
• NASCAR hits Kasey Kahne’s Truck team with fine
• North Carolina ACLU launches ‘the people’s body cameras’
• Ex-Charlotte 49ers assistant Ryan Odom named basketball coach at Lenoir-Rhyne
• Charlotte traffic: Commuter traffic backing up on I-77 and I-85
• Police Chief Rodney Monroe: Charlotte top job ‘is my last rodeo’
• 3 dead in Gaston County domestic dispute
• 11 things to know about the new CMS program for top students
• Cardinal: Longtime CEO Pam Shipman was forced out
• Union County commissioners, school board tensions rise again over funding issues
• Charlotte-based AvidXchange acquires Texas software company
• Cleaning up the farm, and the future of permaculture
• NC man charged with killing his infant daughter
• New talent welcome at Nathan’s hot-dog eating contest
• Hong Kong trade representative promotes potential ties on North Carolina trip
• 5 new books cover all kinds of grilling
• Duke Energy outlines $1.1 billion plan to end coal era in Asheville
• Sealed Air to relocate top Diversey Care exec to Charlotte
• When a mapmaker becomes list in grief
• Your guide to perfect grilled chicken
• House budget would fill several CMS gaps
• Virginia advances into ACC baseball tournament pool play
• Rock Hill man accused of abusing ex-girlfriend’s cat on video
• Carolinas HealthCare System hosts first lady of Guatemala
• More openness in federal court
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 05.20.15
• Meet Brendan McKay: Louisville standout pitcher who can hit (or vice versa)
• NASCAR’s Kyle Busch, wife Samantha, welcome baby boy
• Robert Hollis named basketball coach at West Mecklenburg
• Teen accused of raping 14-year-old in Mallard Creek High remained in jail Tuesday
• 2 Mooresville men assaulted during home invasion
• Rape reported at Crazy Horse club in Rock Hill
• Road Worrier: As NC gas taxes fall a bit, DMV fees may rise a lot
• 3 Charlotte women accused of check thefts from Lake Norman area mailboxes
• Chance of showers and thunderstorms Tuesday
• Police: Men pistol whipped during Mooresville robbery, home invasion
• Charlotte-based Kure appoints Anthony Shriver to board
• Elderly woman bilked by scam caller
• Ex-JPMorgan official says firing tied to housing bias case
• Lotharp has his finest hour at 3A state meet
• NewDominion Bank adjourns shareholders meeting, cites error in proxy statement
• If voters get it right, these 5 will form NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2016
• What to Watch on Tuesday: Winners on ‘Dancing,’ ‘The Voice’
• Avett Brothers opening for Rolling Stones in Raleigh
• ZZ Top’s Dusty Hill is older, wise(cracke)r
• What makes Your Mom’s Donuts so amazing?
• My kind of outdoorsy: 3 places to have a nice day on the water
• 5 movies filmed on North Carolina soil
• Charlotte native gets comedy series on CW
• Dogs AND rocking chairs? CLT gets even sweeter
• Speed Street: 5 ways to enjoy uptown’s celebration of racing
• Hip-hop is ‘Breakin’’ in Charlotte
• Schiele Museum wants to break Guinness record for most people making ice cream
• Charlotte Hornets stay at No. 9 in draft lottery results