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April 20, 2016

• Raise a glass to help child’s wish come true
• Google Fiber fellowship in Charlotte will focus on digital literacy
• Left lane blocked on I-77 north in Statesville near Exit 54
• Popular Crackerneck wildlife area opens to public scouting on Saturdays in May
• Court ruling places NC and federal bathroom rules at odds
• Charlotte charity’s $4 million cash gap cut by half
• NFL draft: Top 10 running backs
• Would Alabama’s Derrick Henry be a big hit with Carolina Panthers?
• Tony Stewart says driver safety an issue with lug-nut rule
• Huntersville resident upset over I-77 trees being removed
• Fishing Forecast: Lake Wateree producing limit catches of stripers in 10-pound range
• Charlotte teens cited in break-in at old Land of Oz theme park
• UNC Charlotte’s Phil Dubois honored for expanding university’s global standing
• Outdoors events calendar for 04.21.16
• Police: Fort Mill boys who reported kidnap attempt made up story
• Jerry Healy’s case an example of white privilege
• Solar-powered street tree sprouts uptown
• North Carolina’s largest shooting range opens west of Charlotte
• Charlotte restaurant news: Week of April 22
• Bank of America CEO ranks high for corporate jet use
• NC Gov. Pat McCrory says it’s unfair to compare HB2, religious freedom bills. Critics disagree.
• I-77 toll bill may hit a dead end
• Burning of Mecklenburg sheriff’s cruiser investigated as possibly intentional
• What the federal ruling in Virginia’s transgender case means for HB 2
• Recycle paper, computers Wednesday for Earth Week
• Some clouds Wednesday, along with cooler temperatures
• Search underway in University City for Walgreens robber
• Missing ingredient for millennials: Down payment savings
• Norfolk batters Charlotte Knights pitchers in 20-4 victory
• Prep Results 04.19.16
• Charlotte Knights box score 04.19.16
• Payroll company executives sentenced in fraud scheme
• Carolina Panthers rescind franchise tag offer to CB Josh Norman
• From the archives: Photos of Charlotte’s Eastland Mall — then and now
• What to Watch on Wednesday: ‘NOVA’ looks at new wildlife corridors
• Fun in Charlotte: Pints for Paws, Science festival, Carole King musical
• The Reinheitsgebot Turns 500-Years-Old
• Podcast: Tuck Fest -- the unofficial beginning of Charlotte summer -- is this weekend at the USNWC
• Ask a Boomer: Advice for finding satisfaction in the work world
• The idiot’s guide to buying a commuter bike
• In development drama: Apartments in Elizabeth getting push back from neighbors
• Hornets won’t change lineup for Game 2 vs. Heat