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May 29, 2015

• BofA fined $30M, accused of breaking law protecting service members
• John’s Country Kitchen to close Saturday after 38 years
• Cary police, US agents investigate explosion
• Police: ‘Fashion show tension’ prompted assault at Rock Hill nonprofit
• Fort Mill man gets 9 years in prison for ‘Wax House’ fraud
• Wake Forest police drop charges against man who recorded arrest
• Davidson police warn of door-to-door sales
• Mallard Creek’s Keon Howe, Sun Valley’s PJ Lotharp lead All-Observer boys’ track team
• Cowell touts saving for college in Charlotte
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck blocks I-485 lane
• Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski approves of college basketball rule changes
• NC State blanks Stony Brook 3-0 in NCAA tournament opener
• Charlotte man receives life sentence for 2012 murder
• Memorial service Sunday for Forest Hill family’s sons
• McCrory vetoes workplace bill
• Errors prove costly to East Carolina in 6-3 loss to Columbia
• Beginning Sunday, Charlotte Mecklenburg Libraries close on Sundays for the summer
• Colleagues remember Judge Bill Jones: A court visionary who got things done
• West Charlotte names Daren Hart football coach
• Denny Hamlin takes pole for Sunday’s FedEx 400 at Dover
• NCHSAA Playoff Pairings 05.29.15
• 475 motorists cited for seat belt violations
• Shelby police charge 34 in drug investigation
• Charlotte Hounds Gameday 05.30.2015
• Davidson, Cornelius news sites end publication
• Amid light rail construction, this business works hard to get noticed
• Rock Hill artist Gene Merritt dies, leaving behind ‘rare, singular, original vision’
• Heath Morrison reimburses CMS nearly $1,300 in travel expenses
• UNC non-conference basketball schedule coming together
• Ivory Latta steps away from UNC coaching gig
• AmEx president Gilligan dies after becoming ill on flight
• Atlanta Falcons’ Prince Shembo faces animal cruelty charge
• Former Charlotte Knight Jordan Danks returns home
• Providence Day’s Anna Cockrell, Community School’s Malia Ellington are All Observer girls track athletes of the year
• Kings Mountain police charging 25 in drug roundup Friday
• Providence sweeps Butler to claim 4A West Region baseball title
• Smith claims World Series of Asphalt Stock Car title
• N.C. 49 N. in Harrisburg closed because of water main break
• Columbia nurse pulled truck driver from fiery I-26 collision
• Trayce Thompson delivers walk-off win for Charlotte Knights
• FedEx 400 at a glance
• NCHSAA Baseball, Softball, Soccer Pairings 05.28.15
• NCAA Divison II Baseball: Catawba loss sets up rematch
• Triangle-area leaders consider future of Carolina RailHawks
• Columbia’s Joey Falcone follows unconventional path to Coral Gables Regional
• Kyle Busch needs ‘good night’ to grab NASCAR Cup win needed for Chase
• 1 treated for rabies exposure after fox attack in western York County
• Moody’s upgrades Bank of America, other big banks
• Play a different game, Charlotte man tells his brother’s killer
• Whistleblower on email flap: Lawmaker ‘betrayed my trust’
• Charlotte Knights box score 05.28.15
• Duke mansion opens its new, sprawling gardens to the public
• Weekend Adventures: Enjoy wineries and more in Dahlonega, Ga.
• Dollar Tree reaches agreement to sell 330 Family Dollar locations
• Tom Talks: Cam Newton to Arizona? Sorry, I won’t manufacture panic
• What to Watch on Friday: Howie Mandel gets ‘Tanked’
• 14 top outdoor concerts coming to Charlotte
• What could make Charlotte an even better city? These two have some ideas
• #FollowFriday: Five Questions with @jerols
• Do you Riot? Learn about the Unofficial Fan Union of the Carolina Panthers
• F.S.O. presents Phenomenal Women: Hear from “Clair Huxtable” and more
• Dinner for $20: Vida Vida
• Duke Endowment gives $15 million for two-state collaboration
• Bay Area teacher to NBA MVP Steph Curry: Please don't visit my school