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July 28, 2015

• Charlotte City Council OKs NBA All-Star commitment
• Charlotte City Council pushes back city manager decision to 2016
• Local scout leaders say decision on gay leadership finds ‘common ground’
• As U.S.-Cuba relations thaw, 2 Charlotte leaders share perspectives
• 12 jurors selected in police shooting trial; 4 alternates to go
• CMS administrator returns to work after photo investigation
• Tata takes sudden step away from helm of NCDOT
• Next step for Gamecocks QB Mitch: Earn starting job for Spurrier
• N.C. Tomato Man shares recipes and tips
• Wes Kerrick jury won’t mirror Mecklenburg’s diversity
• Food Notes
• Duke Energy: Limit irrigation if using water from lakes
• Senate passes formerly controversial gun bill with no changes
• Former NC elections board member Foley hosted fundraiser for McCrory
• Religion news
• Panthers sign two offensive tackles one day after Jonathan Martin retirement news
• Want to get your kid a sports scholarship? Read this
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 07.29.15
• Air National Guard captain dies after battling house fire
• Charlotte companies brace for overtime proposal
• Tom Brady’s suspension another waste of NFL time
• To raise pay, Charlotte has only one option: Its own employees
• Rowan County files appeal in Christian prayer case
• Three men arrested in Davidson homicide
• City Council wants more answers for U.S. 74, I-485 toll lanes
• Judge dismisses whistleblower case against Wells Fargo
• Duke coach David Cutcliffe finds inspiration in LB Kelby Brown
• Charlotte-based FantasyDraft making a name in fantasy sports industry
• Carolina Panthers DT Kyle Love determined to not let diabetes define him
• ‘Writer who bakes’ brings ideas for bread makers
• Report: Truck stolen in Rock Hill while owner was in woods using bathroom
• Thunderstorms expected in Charlotte Tuesday
• Lincoln County man arrested on opium trafficking charges
• CMS leaders to study performance, demand at magnet schools
• Natural gas line cut in uptown Charlotte
• Has your car been towed unethically?
• Home prices in 20 U.S. cities rose at slower pace in May
• 2-Minute Charlotte: Juries here likely don’t represent the city
• Ingersoll-Rand Q2 earnings, sales miss Wall Street expectations
• Average gas prices in Charlotte down 4 cents from last week
• Hotly contested seawall sails toward reality near Myrtle Beach
• Davidson homers as Knights rough up Cingrani, Bats
• Charlotte Knights box score 07.27.15
• Charlotte says only employee spouses can receive benefits
• Person struck by train, killed in east Charlotte
• State begins case in NC elections trial
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck blocking I-85 lanes in Charlotte
• Woman charged with removing Confederate flag from State House grounds appears in court
• First Citizens Bank on Randolph Road robbed
• Speakers to talk Aug. 4 about engaging students in learning
• Charlotte-area residents can get free nutrition information
• Gardening and outdoor events around Charlotte
• What to Watch on Tuesday: PBS on the history of ‘The Bomb’
• Charlotte is no stranger to high-profile trials: 4 from the legal archives
• Come hang out with us at Rush Espresso on Thursday for KatieCon
• Unexpected local spots for sparking inspiration
• Skyline Series dishes up second course
• Your daily round up of fun stuff in Charlotte
• Charlotte Hornets signee Elliot Williams says he’s finally healthy