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June 9, 2015

• 10 Charlotte co-workers win $1 million Powerball prize
• Council approves nearly $20M in changes to Lynx Blue Line contract
• Charlotte’s Levine Children’s Hospital ranks among top in nation
• Today’s traffic: At least one trapped in Charlotte wreck
• Police search for stolen credit card suspects
• Gas prices flatten locally, nationwide; expected to drop soon
• More rain could fall today in Charlotte area
• HSBC slashes jobs as it shifts focus further to Asian roots
• Dilworth drainage project on schedule despite rain
• Speakers cite burdens of new voter ID law
• Feds used cellphone tracker to arrest gang members in killings
• Hough senior to graduate with perfect attendance
• Charlotte City Council approves civil rights resolution
• Charlotte revises dance hall ordinance
• Charlotte Douglas Airport passenger numbers remain stable
• Cameras’ value proven in Texas
• Warrant: Gang member accused of murder tracked local reporter
• R.J. Reynolds complains in court of ‘rogue’ tribal cigarette industry
• Babcock & Wilcox approves spinoff, sets split date for July 1
• Nominate military heroes for Charlotte Knights commemorative card set
• SUV strikes person in wheelchair near uptown Tuesday
• Police identify man struck and killed by train
• Eagles now soar at once-struggling Boy Scout Troop 67
• This tiny dancer may be next Internet star
• Carolina Panthers elder statesman Roman Harper ‘leader we’ve hoped for’
• Bill curbing cities’ ability to set design standards heads to McCrory
• CMS wants to replicate ‘LIFT Academy’ at two more high schools
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 06.10.15
• Carolinas HealthCare CEO Michael Tarwater will retire next year
• Interactive: Panthers look to arm Cam Newton with more weapons on offense
• Catawba County student dies in wreck
• Judge to decide whether documents in fatal shooting are public
• Hickory police name shooting suspect
• $7 million in arena, coliseum upgrades approved
• Bryan Edwards to head Union EMS
• Man accused in sexual assaults of 2 children
• Charlotte City Council approves tax increase, garbage fee cut
• Charlotte breast surgeon remembered by admiring patients, fellow doctors
• 5 homers help Terance Marin win Charlotte Knights debut
• Texas Rangers draft Duke pitcher Michael Matuella in 3rd round
• Mecklenburg commissioners get preview of budget hearing and vote
• Charlotte’s soccer plan: 2 international games a year for 10 years
• CMS taps principals to turn around Garinger, Vance high schools
• Cherryville teen on her way to Texas for a rodeo dream
• 12 Bones Smokehouse owners share their recipes
• Franklin Graham moving accounts to BB&T, which sponsored Miami Beach gay pride fundraiser
• Vinyl isn’t just for hipsters. ‘Music is bonding’ at Repo Record
• Franklin Graham: Christians should boycott Wells Fargo because of same-sex ad
• Train in concert means, “Oh man, it’s party time.”
• Hot concerts
• Man, Taylor Swift’s show was awesome. Right, guys?
• What to Watch on Tuesday: Seasons end for ‘Younger,’ ‘iZombie’
• Class is in session at Chef Alyssa’s Kitchen
• Get swole with ClassPass
• Charlotte 49ers G Pierria Henry brings ‘dogfight’ mentality to Hornets workout
• NBA draft: Louisville’s Montrezl Harrell developing jumper to go with defense
• Hornets workout a home-court advantage for Davidson’s Tyler Kalinoski
• Yes, Charlotte Hornets owner Michael Jordan can palm a pumpkin