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June 3, 2015

• Police search for Milton Road robber
• Gastonia police search for 2 fraud suspects
• York County woman, 65, jailed after allegedly hitting neighbor, 81, with shovel
• Floro, Durham Bulls outduel Drabek, Charlotte Knights
• Lancaster minister sentenced for sex assaults on children
• Forecaster sees slow but solid growth in NC economy for 2015
• Brilliance of LeBron will lift Cavs over favored Warriors in NBA championship
• State Education Board poised to loosen reins on final exams
• The Latta Arcade celebrates 100 years in uptown Charlotte
• Jamie Dimon becomes billionaire ushering in era of the megabank
• Charlotte-area job market expands in April
• Carolina Hurricanes announce 2015 preseason schedule
• Alexander Central softball coach Monte Sherrill to resign
• U.S. steelmakers file trade case over imports from China
• Fishing Forecast: Billfish, limits of dolphin, more great trolling parties
• Uptown Charlotte’s Latta Arcade celebrates 100 years on South Tryon
• Outdoors events calendar for 06.04.15
• Hunters to get voice in N.C. deer herd management plans
• Delays expected on Rea Road this weekend
• MECKA 8 Spring All-Conference teams
• 2 Charlotte men sentenced for robbing Bank of America branch in Troutman
• Police: Man waiting for bus shot multiple times
• 3 injured when car smashes into primary care practice on Albemarle Road
• Police search for Central Avenue robbery suspects
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg police search for trailer thief
• N.C. All-State Girls Soccer team
• Man agrees to plead guilty to ‘corrupting’ Wells Fargo employees in fraud scheme
• Should we expect James and Curry to go 1-on-1 much in NBA Finals?
• State inks Gaston train service deal
• NASCAR needs longer offseason so teams, sport can work on product
• Only one way Carolina Panthers’ $103.8 million for Cam Newton is well spent
• Special Olympics torch travels through Charlotte Thursday
• Charlotte seen as ‘path to the energy future’
• Final leg of I-485 to open 1 p.m. Friday
• Contact us: Searching for veterans who fought in battle of Okinawa in 1945
• Church to dedicate Maya Angelou stamp
• Showers, thunderstorms likely again Wednesday
• Red Ventures invests in tech education company
• Charlotte traffic: Police at numerous wrecks
• Public officials must represent all
• NC legislature overrides one McCrory veto, House delays vote on marriage veto
• Details of Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton’s contract trickle out
• Big banks cutting jobs as revenue growth lags
• Gun bill heads to vote over objection of sheriffs
• Albemarle police search for suspect in 18 break-ins
• In Finals showdown we craved, Warriors are still my pick
• Composer Mike Brown is The Man from RavCon
• New Kids on the Block fan? Hang tough, my friend
• What to Watch on Wednesday: ‘Hot in Cleveland’ series ends
• Macau – Hong Kong’s twin – booms with tourists
• #MeetC5 at Sycamore Brewing
• Happy 100th, Latta Arcade: Six facts from its past
• Five things I learned during my meatless May
• Let Fido be a part of your big day
• ‘I thought it would be funny if Smokey Bear was actually a pothead.’ Meet Smokey Contraband
• N.C. State’s Ralston Turner displays shooting touch to Hornets
• Hornets coach Steve Clifford sizes up NBA Finals