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June 26, 2015

• Countdown to College: Picking a problem for Common App Prompt No. 4
• Terrorist attacks in France, Tunisia and Kuwait kill dozens
• Live coverage: President Obama to eulogize state Sen. Clementa Pinckney
• Storify: Charlotteans react to same-sex marriage ruling
• Grandson charged in Durham newspaper carrier’s death
• Tillis offers bill to help victims of state eugenics programs keep federal benefits
• Was accused Charleston church killer planning bigger death spree?
• Cadaver dog possibly detects human remains at Kristen Modafferi’s townhome
• Charlotte Knights beat Syracuse Chiefs 4-2 in series finale
• Charlotte Knights box score 06.25.15
• NASCAR Sprint Cup Series: Toyota/Save Mart 350 at a glance
• Charlotte Independence Gameday 6.26.15
• McCrory offers rewards in 2 unsolved attacks on women
• Confederate flag controversy spreading in Charlotte region
• Chazz Surratt, class of 2016 quarterback, flips commitment from Duke to UNC
• N.C. responses to marriage ruling vary by politics
• Top 10 national basketball recruit to play in new Charlotte Christmas tournament in December
• After committing to Duke in April, East Lincoln QB Chazz Surratt picks UNC
• More Time Warner Cable call center jobs for Charlotte?
• Gastonia teen found safe, police say
• Wreck blocking I-85 northbound near Kannapolis
• Expert says more sea turtles could mean more, larger sharks
• Former community college worker charged with theft
• SC attorney general: Supreme Court marriage ruling is a ‘devastating blow’
• Family of 2013 homicide victim to hold news conference
• Q&A: Wake Forest law school dean on what same-sex marriage ruling means for North Carolina
• Franklin Graham says U.S. tempting God’s judgment with marriage ruling
• After Supreme Court ruling, no plans to expand Medicaid in NC
• Wells Fargo donates $100,000 to Charleston shooting victims, church
• Supreme Court ruling means same-sex marriages can continue
• Charlotte leaders admire Nashville’s help for entrepreneurs
• Ford focuses on racing performance
• Extending liberty as was intended
• Police search for Lenoir woman
• Charlotte Fire Department names new deputy chief
• Bank of America quietly donates $100,000 to Charleston victims, African American museum
• Supreme Court ruling draws varied reactions
• Explosive material found in dead Mooresville man’s home
• At least one dead in Cabarrus County head-on wreck
• Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jeff Gordon back NASCAR on Confederate flag in SC
• Possible break in Kristen Modafferi case after 18 years
• Weekend Adventures: Shop, sip, stroll in Alexandria, Va.
• While I preferred Duke’s Justise Winslow, Frank Kaminsky can prove Hornets drafted right player
• Hornets’ decision to pass on Duke’s Justise Winslow for Wisconsin’s Frank Kaminsky puzzling
• What to Watch on Friday: Caesar and Giddens at the White House
• Kaitlin and Jonathan’s Love Story, Part III: After the Wedding
• What you need to hear about homelessness
• #FollowFriday: Five questions with @PIR_Coffee
• Theaters’ loud sound systems threaten long-term hearing
• Video game review: An epic final flight for Batman in ‘Arkham Knight'
• American Guild of Organists brings regional convention to Charlotte
• Your guide to Saturday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Your guide to Friday’s entertainment in Charlotte
• Latta Arcade is Charlotte’s old-feel restaurant row. 16 places worth checking out
• 5 views that capture Charlotte’s beauty and mystique
• Newly acquired shooting guard Jeremy Lamb arrives searching for role with Hornets
• Boston Celtics executive Danny Ainge relieved Charlotte Hornets declined his trade offer for No. 9 pick
• Charlotte Hornets GM Rich Cho discusses draft-night decisions
• Complete 2015 NBA draft
• Charlotte Hornets select Wisconsin star Frank Kaminsky with 9th pick in NBA draft
• NBA draft analysis – First-round picks
• Duke’s Jahlil Okafor, Justise Winslow go among top 10 in memorable NBA draft for Blue Devils
• Charlotte Hornets reveal ‘Buzz City’ black alternate uniforms