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January 27, 2016

• ‘Spotlight’: Will journalists dig up the next faith scandal?
• McCrory administration says Roy Cooper bears some responsibility for I-77 toll contract
• Federal jury finds 2 SC men guilty of operating gambling ring
• York County seeks $140 million from state to improve I-77 interchanges
• Rock Hill war veteran loses everything in house fire while working storm duty Saturday
• Light rain to give way to mostly cloudy skies Wednesday
• Charlotte traffic: School bus in wreck on Freedom Drive at I-85
• Broncos Peyton Manning: From patient patient to starting Super Bowl QB
• 18 displaced in east Charlotte fire
• Cam Newton: The most polarizing figure in Super Bowl 50
• Di Giuseppe’s goal doesn’t help Carolina Hurricanes beat Rockford IceHogs
• Sorry kids, Panthers WR Devin Funchess gave TD ball to granddaddy
• SWAT standoff sparked by man with ‘extremely realistic’ BB gun
• 1 seriously injured in east Charlotte shooting
• Since Day 2, voice of NASCAR Barney Hall has approached sport with measured respect
• Charlotte 49ers’ Joseph Uchebo rebounding up a storm
• Legendary NASCAR broadcaster Barney Hall dies
• Determination of Panthers LB Thomas Davis leads Ron Rivera to believe he’ll play
• Fishing Forecast: Despite cold, snowy weather, anglers who ventured out were rewarded
• Who will America root for in the Super Bowl?
• Panthers lineman Chris Scott breaks silence for Super Bowl hype
• Questions about Broncos’ Von Miller? Panthers’ Mike Remmers expects them
• No. 2 North Mecklenburg 85, West Charlotte 59
• Duke suspends sorority activities after student is critically injured in alcohol-related incident
• Left tackle Michael Oher feels wanted, at home with Panthers
• Village at SouthPark will offer Super Bowl discounts
• Growler USA has 100 taps flowing in Charlotte
• Super Bowl will be happy distraction for Brevard family
• As finances improve, Mecklenburg County won’t look to raise taxes
• How knitting helps you get rid of stress, anxiety
• Crackdown on drug trade in Charlotte neighborhood leads to indictments, arrests
• Federal agency declares SC coast a ‘critical habitat’ for whales
• Sheriff: Woman dead, husband injured after being shot in front of child
• N.C. joins appeal of federal climate rules
• CMS approves $26 million contract for Renaissance West school
• CMS, Mecklenburg commissioners meeting pushed back a week
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 01.28.16
• Outdoors events calendar for 01.28.16
• CMPD: Crime up 10 percent in Charlotte-Mecklenburg in 2015
• Richard Petty to dine with wounded warriors, guides after fishing tournament
• Roy Cooper keeps fundraising lead over Pat McCrory
• Newton residents without water Wednesday morning
• Health calendar
• Royals top SAC preseason lacrosse polls
• Search continues for driver who tried to run down Highway Patrol trooper
• Some sour Twitter grapes in the governor’s race
• Family: Charlotte man dies after accidentally run over by wife
• Case over prayer at Rowan commissioners meetings heads to federal appeals court
• What to Watch on Wednesday: Fashion blogger woes on ‘Younger’
• Spread Your Wings organizer plays new cancer benefit
• Movie review: ‘Kung Fu Panda 3’ is another knockout
• Fun in Charlotte: R&B Live, beer breakfast, cooking lesson
• First major project to transform Charlotte Rail Trail lights up
• Tracking Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly’s tackles: the NFC Championship against Arizona
• Going on patrol with a riverkeeper
• Who is Sharon and why are so many Charlotte roads named after her?
• Utah Jazz avenges loss to Charlotte Hornets with dominating 102-73 win