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June 24, 2015

• CMS board wrestles with early plans to alter school assignments
• Electrolux says Swedish report of CEO stepping down is inaccurate
• Churches and faith groups plan more prayer vigils and discussions about race, violence
• No divisive flags in public square
• 3 arrested in thefts from cell towers
• LIVE COVERAGE: Slain Sen. Clementa Pinckney’s body arrives at State House
• Charlotte swimmers try to cool pool with 600 pounds of ice
• Three Gaston County residents accused of trafficking cocaine
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 06.25.15
• Mallard Creek beats Butler in 7-on-7 tournament
• CharMeck 311 to cut weekend phone service
• Pastor walks line between leading, comforting Emanuel AME
• How hot is too hot for NC residents? Apparently, this week.
• Salisbury woman arrested on heroin trafficking charges
• Corrections and Clarifications
• Windecker Aircraft selects Mooresville for new jobs
• Volunteers set to improve Lake Norman aquatic habitats Saturday
• Charlotte traffic: Church fire closes part of Briar Creek Road
• Religion news
• Another hot and humid day for the Charlotte area
• National PTA conference coming to Charlotte this week
• Anesthesiologist trashes sedated patient — and it ends up costing her
• Southern leaders call for removal of Confederate battle flag
• Pinckney to be honored Wednesday at State House
• 1 person shot and killed in Davidson
• Charlotte Knights lose to Syracuse 4-3
• Charlotte Knights box score 06.23.15
• Winthrop’s new president moves in, takes office next week
• U.S. stars from 1999 World Cup title team talk about women’s soccer’s past, future
• Hessman usually slugs ’em at DBAP
• East Charlotte church fire being investigated as arson
• McCrory hits trouble with plan to pay for roads by borrowing
• N.C. Sen. Apodaca steers money to favored cause: Boys & Girls Clubs
• Report: Kay Hagan won’t challenge Sen. Richard Burr in 2016
• Police: Davidson fatal shooting was not a random act
• Outdoor notes: Go fishing July 4 without a license
• Funeral for Cynthia Hurd, Malcolm Graham’s sister, this weekend in Charleston
• National award created to honor former UNC basketball coach Dean Smith
• Charlotte-area dealers report sales spike for Confederate flag
• Friday’s funeral live on public TV channels from Charleston
• Sealed Air to break ground Thursday on Charlotte headquarters
• Fatal Caldwell County wreck another case of distracted driving
• Food Lion parent agrees to merger with Dutch retailer
• Crews putting out ‘hot spots’ at large fire at west Charlotte facility
• 3 possible outcomes in Supreme Court same-sex marriage ruling
• Interactive: History of the Confederate flag and where it’s found today
• Duke’s Okafor has potential to make NBA teams pay for passing
• Outdoors events calendar for 06.24.15
• Fishing Forecast: Oregon Inlet producing dolphin, wahoo limits
• Okafor No. 1 pick in NBA draft? No-brainer, says Duke’s Capel
• Charlotte leaders, on Nashville trip, talk health care and transit
• Pressure is on: In 5th draft as Hornets GM, time for Rich Cho to get it right
• Charleston shooting suspect’s Burger King meal gets national attention
• What to Watch on Wednesday: ‘Mr. Robot’ and ‘First Peoples’
• The Whiskey Women of Charlotte Drink Up
• Kaitlin and Jonathan’s Love Story, Part II: The Wedding
• Your fresh and local art and music guide for June
• Carowinds offers two day deal
• Came, Loved, Stayed: 8 questions with Kami Mattioli, SportingNews’ college basketball editor
• Is No. 9 a good enough pick in NBA draft to get Hornets what they need?
• Poll: Who should the Charlotte Hornets select at No. 9 in the NBA draft?
• Rick Bonnell’s NBA mock first-round draft
• 2015 NBA draft top players by position