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April 12, 2016

• Charlotte traffic: Police at 2 injury wrecks
• Friday is the deadline for Top Workplaces nominations
• Salad bar is a shortcut to Ginger-Coconut Fish Soup
• Four MS-13 gang members convicted of racketeering charges
• What Gov. McCrory’s executive HB2 order does and doesn’t do
• Amid firestorm, Gov. Pat McCrory seeks to walk back part of NC’s HB2
• Prep Notes: Former Providence Day star Tiffany Mitchell expected to be drafted No. 6 in WNBA draft Thursday
• After McCrory’s order, little real change
• Paula Broadwell, feeling misrepresented, takes aim at bias in the media
• Frost blackens sprouting potatoes; 310 trees arrive
• Driver charged in explosion that killed Fallston couple
• Cabarrus school bus involved in fatal crash
• Bessemer City man accused of sexually assaulting children
• Statesville man arrested in teenager’s shooting death at a party
• United Way raises $22 million, most since 2009
• 3 Charlotte projects among Knight Cities Challenge award winners
• Police arrest man for ‘making loud, animalistic noises’ in restroom
• President Obama told Republicans what they don’t want to admit about Hillary Clinton’s emails
• CMS bus in head-on wreck with SUV on Nations Ford Road at Tyvola Road
• Showers likely through Tuesday afternoon
• Charlotte-area gas prices fall 2 cents over the week
• Another young player walked away from the NFL today. A new study showed why
• Matt McKillop promoted to associate head basketball coach at Davidson
• Panthers OT Mike Remmers on Super Bowl: ‘I’ll be kicking myself the rest of my life’
• 12 reader questions in response to Observer series ‘Death by the river: The fisherman’s defense’
• Officers believe 2nd pit bull was involved in attack that left boy in body cast
• Charlotte church hosting Thursday panel on U.S. government torture
• Charlotte man arrested on I-85 by off-duty officer who stopped to help
• Testimony from murder defendant’s girlfriend conflicts with her earlier statements to police
• Police: Argument led to wreck that killed woman and boy on East Independence
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 04.13.16
• Duke Energy announces 2 executive appointments, new business group
• Pee Dee River named among ‘most endangered’
• New Pappas Properties midtown subsidy request drops to $3.9M
• Rainy day recipe: Whip up a filling meal with a few ingredients
• CMPD continues search for man charged with attempted 1st-degree murder
• Norfolk Tides rally to defeat Charlotte Knights 7-6
• Prep Results 04.11.16
• Oprah coming to Charlotte to give commencement address
• Charlotte Knights box score 04.11.16
• Religion news
• New on streaming: ‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,’ and ‘Thunderbirds are Go!’
• What to Watch on Tuesday: ‘Game of Silence’ debuts on NBC
• BREWPUBLIK wants to give you good beer in exchange for your crap beer
• Pit bulls, college help and a ‘porn movie.’ Meet the 2016 SEED20 award winners
• Queens University unveiled a new branding campaign Monday. Why you should care
• NC breweries come together to create an anti-House Bill 2 beer
• How murals by Matt Hooker and Matt Moore legitimize businesses
• Stoppard’s ‘Rosencrantz’ a long, meditative experience
• Fun in Charlotte:
• Which has a better wine selection, Harris Teeter or Publix?
• Hornets Gameday: vs. Orlando Magic
• Is Hornets guard Jeremy Lin slighted by NBA officials when it comes to foul calls?
• Lin’s performance was eye-popping just when the Hornets needed a boost
• Lin’s hot shooting propels Hornets to big win over the Celtics