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March 2, 2016

• American Airlines applies to start nonstop Charlotte-Cuba flights
• 911 caller: Wife killed husband after catching him with another woman
• Duke Energy shedding 900 jobs, mostly in Carolinas
• Early voting starts Thursday across NC; here’s what you need to know.
• STP 500 | Live NASCAR Sprint Cup race updates from Martinsville
• Charlotte traffic: CMS bus in wreck on Central Avenue
• Man arrested for rubbing, pinching feet of USC student
• Answers needed in Raleigh police shooting
• Mecklenburg sheriff says law change is delaying handgun permits
• Politicians spar over new NC sales tax on services
• Charlotte-Area Prep Resuls 03.01.16
• Summaries 03.01.16
• Tuesday’s NCHSAA Regional Semifinal Results
• Mecklenburg health director says Colorado contraception program could help in Charlotte
• Charlotte Catholic survives SW Guilford, makes history in NCHSAA basketball playoffs
• North Mecklenburg overcome early foul trouble to beat Butler in NC 4A West semifinal
• Turning your pet into a therapist
• Mixed-used development proposed along Catawba River near U.S. 21 bridge in Rock Hill
• Bell, Davis & Pitt adds 2 former Poyner Spruill partners to Charlotte office
• Sunshine, below-normal temperatures for Charlotte area Wednesday
• Coal ash risks near Charlotte debated at public meeting
• Observer earns 6 top-10 finishes in APSE national contest
• Southwest Guilford girls upset Ardrey Kell in NCHSAA quarterfinals
• Mecklenburg County boys’ teams flex muscle in NCHSAA Elite 8
• 8-year-old struck by vehicle in SC dies at Charlotte hospital
• Duke Energy-Piedmont deal to go before state regulators in July
• Abortion access at stake at Supreme Court
• Charlotte Manager Carlee to work an extra three months
• Carolina Panthers re-sign reserve LB Ben Jacobs of ‘Creedbombing’ fame
• Outdoors events calendar for 03.03.16
• Fishing Forecast: As spring weather creeps in, whopper bluefin, blue catfish boated
• High Point, Winthrop top seeds as Big South men’s tournament tips off Thursday
• Trump set to speak March 9 at Fayetteville rally
• CMS board calls special search meeting with little public notice
• Prosecutors dismiss indictments in 27-year-old Charlotte rape case
• 1 dead, 1 hurt after jumping off interstate bridges
• Moorish National squatter convicted of taking over house in Charlotte’s Piper Glen
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 03.03.16
• How we see 3 state primaries
• Police: Ex-Chesapeake CEO Aubrey McClendon dies in crash
• Charlotte 49ers freshman Grace Hunter gives women’s basketball team jolt of energy, confidence
• Saturday’s NCHSAA regional championship basketball pairings
• Charlotte PR firm re-brands as 150PR, adds new exec
• Elections offer a time for us to seek justice, not people just like us
• Jail time for adultery? SC House panel votes to repeal sex laws
• Sports Authority files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Power couples in Charlotte’s food and beverage industry
• N.C. Music Hall of Fame to induct Avett Brothers, Kellie Pickler
• Why aren’t Springsteen, Bieber, AC/DC coming to Charlotte?
• This week’s hot concerts
• What to Watch on Wednesday: Chaos and comedy with ‘Real O’Neals’
• Children’s Theatre offers 2 world premieres and a new festival
• Fun in Charlotte: Brews and Improv, Sweatworking, 5K and half marathon
• Two top local chefs talk food and dining in Charlotte
• Food truck season kicks off this week. Your guide to Charlotte’s food truck rallies
• Bikini waxing at CLT? Why, yes. Massages, too
• Take a look inside the newly-opened 1st Ward Beverage Co.
• Blowout of Suns will mean little if Hornets lay an egg in Philadelphia
• Charlotte Hornets jump on Phoenix Suns early for a home blowout