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May 12, 2016

• The Buzz 05.13.16
• Rev. Chris Justice, former WCNC anchor, delivers U.S. Senate opening prayer
• Observer Forum: Letters to the editor 05.13.16
• Huntersville health care company expanding, adding 120 jobs
• Answers to your questions about North Carolina’s HB2
• HS Roundup: Catholic softball avoid upset, Providence baseball rolls in N.C. 4A playoffs
• In a break with Charlotte mayor, 4 council members meet legislative leaders over HB2
• LendingTree names new chief technology officer
• What they earn: New data on CMS, charter school pay
• Moynihan predicts Bank of America will pass 2 upcoming regulatory tests
• LGBT-friendly companies being held accountable for anti-transgender customers
• Northwestern asst. principal now accused of sex crimes with 2nd victim
• Former CEOs: We’re ‘bullish’ on Merrill Lynch/Bank of America merger
• Panthers rookies, tryout players to face scrutiny at weekend minicamp
• Swimmer Ryan Lochte hoping to make another big splash for gold this summer
• Carolina Panthers show off favorite Charlotte restaurants for new reality show
• 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms Thursday
• Numerous vehicles involved in Independence Boulevard wreck
• Charlotte Knights box score 05.11.16
• Prep Results 05.11.16
• Local Golf 05.11.16
• Travis Ishikawa helps ignite Charlotte Knights to 4th consecutive victory
• Son calls police to report mom’s sex assault
• Teenager accused of making threat against Newton-Conover High School
• Republican financier Art Pope says he won’t support Donald Trump
• China Grove man arrested in death of 79-year-old co-worker
• 3 shot at Charlotte nightclub
• 3 shot at Charlotte nightclub
• Trans mom: HB2 is ‘emotionally killing our children’
• Mecklenburg health director: Consider keeping fast-food restaurants away from high schools
• CMS board: We’re on track for fall assignment decisions
• Rookie sensation Madelene Sagstrom heads women’s pro golf tournament at Raintree
• Daniel Tully, Merrill Ex-CEO torn by firm’s fate, dies at 84
• Foundation named for Cynthia Hurd, one of the ‘Mother Emanuel Nine’
• ACC not looking to move football title game from Charlotte because of HB2
• Offense helps Charlotte Knights complete 5-game sweep of Norfolk
• Pop Warner to ban kickoffs for younger age groups, hopes to prevent concussions
• Charlotte Knights box score 05.12.16
• Plans for cellphone towers upset Piper Glen residents
• Obama administration won’t cut funds to North Carolina as House Bill 2 lawsuit proceeds
• What to Watch on Thursday: Election heats up in ‘Scandal’ finale
• Courtney Act and her ‘Drag Race’ besties return to Charlotte amid HB2 wrangle
• It’s another free-movie-pass bonanza!
• The city’s largest rooftop bar and an indoor/outdoor poolside lounge are coming to uptown in June
• The Dreamchaser’s Brewery, the Charlotte area’s newest brewery, to open May 21
• What to do and see in Charlotte
• 3 ambitious plans to transform Second Ward. Which do you like best?
• Your guide to entertainment in Charlotte this week
• Woody Allen opens Cannes; son resurrects sex abuse questions
• Chimney Rock State Park bigger, more modern
• River of hungry salmon awaits in Arctic Russia
• Grown-up places your kids will love, too
• How 7 Charlotte restaurants got their names