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June 5, 2015

• Duke ace Matuella focusing on rehab, not major league draft
• The NCAA takes a swing at UNC
• Mecklenburg sheriff’s office has new location for gun permit, sex offender registration
• Loaded guns found in carry-on bags at CLT
• Charlotte man charged with selling cocaine in south Iredell
• Lincoln County man charged in child sexual assault
• NASCAR: Kurt Busch wins Pocono pole in short qualifying session
• I-485: When will map apps show the final segment of outerbelt?
• Police search for suspect in related house break-ins
• Six more plead guilty as part of health care fraud ring
• What’s the status of avian flu in NC?
• Catawba College spending $32K to get massive number of honeybees to buzz off
• Piedmont Natural Gas elects tire company CEO to board
• Rabies cases confirmed in Catawba and Gaston counties
• Corrections and Clarifications
• Concord police search for Waffle House robber
• Arrest made in Concord bank robbery
• Soccer’s Women’s World Cup: What you need to know
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 06.08.15
• Wal-Mart keeps it all in the family; chairmanship passed to Penner
• I-485: Community response to the official opening
• Gaston County police investigate fatal shooting
• Second Gaston County rabies case confirmed
• I-485: 5 drives made quicker
• Chester DUI suspect charged with spitting in Rock Hill officer’s face
• How I-485 completion could affect businesses at 3 new exits
• Bank of America ending drive-up teller service at Beatties Ford Road branch
• NFL-level velocity? Carolina Panthers WR Devin Funchess catching on quickly
• Charlotte Knights lose rubber match to Durham Bulls
• Charlotte Knights box score 06.04.15
• Athletes, backers celebrate Special Olympics torch arrival
• Local Golf 06.04.15
• Charlotte Knights Gameday 6.5.2015
• ‘Cops and Barbers’ town hall event set for Sunday in Charlotte
• When are high school graduations in the Charlotte area?
• I-485: Faster emergency response times expected
• Charlotte traffic: Numerous accidents Friday morning
• Finally! Last segment of I-485 opens
• Interpreting ‘impermissible benefits’ at heart of NCAA case against UNC
• Driver Ty Dillon trying out the NASCAR Cup series at Pocono, Pa.
• Sweet soul music pours out of St. James Male Chorus
• McCrory faces some skepticism in his own party
• Parents of 11-year-old Jeffrey Williams: Best Western knew of carbon monoxide dangers
• North Carolina, Pitt on Davidson’s nonconference basketball schedule
• NCHSAA baseball state championships | Live updates
• NCAA allegations say UNC lacked institutional control
• Who is, isn’t accused in UNC notice of allegations
• Charlotte Independence ‘hopeful’ temporary stadium can be built in a week
• Southeast Excursions: Go 5 centuries back at Joara’s field day
• Nearby Notes: Festivals, events and more
• Travel Better: Mozart’s Vienna apartment is locked into the 1780s
• Day Trips: Fine art, fine beach for fine summer weekend
• #FollowFriday: Five Questions with @djhannimal
• Sip on some suds, savor Uber’s expanded services
• 5 local trips you can drive faster thanks to a complete I-485 loop
• That time I climbed into the New Wrap Order Food Truck
• National Doughnut Day deals
• Enter our vacation photo contest to win gift cards
• Raised surfaces make tiles more interesting
• Electrolux cuts jobs, evaluating $85 million Charlotte expansion
• Train: ‘Oh man, it’s party time’
• What to Watch on Friday: ‘Biggest and Baddest’ on Nat Geo Wild
• The day Stephen Curry was a Charlotte Bobcat (for an hour, anyway)
• Charlotte Hornets’ Zeller, Henderson teach basketball in Spain