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May 17, 2016

• Roadside angels in Matthews left before man can say ‘thanks’
• What we can learn from the blue and black dress
• Prep Results 05.16.16
• Local Golf 05.16.16
• Charlotte Knights open Rochester series with 11th-inning win
• Charlotte Knights box score 05.16.16
• Last call for Top Workplaces nominations
• Violinist Itzhak Perlman cancels North Carolina performance over HB2
• Spate of inmate suicides hits North Carolina prisons
• Group says CMS can’t wait for school bonds and construction
• Rodney Hasan out as Garinger High boys basketball coach
• Four Mecklenburg County players nominated for U.S. Army All-American football game
• Auditor: State agency let employee investigate her own misspending
• Fear of unknown pops up everywhere
• New Independence High football coach Scott Young working with the Patriots
• Here’s how to speed up long security lines at the airport
• Nucor CEO receives Steelmaker of the Year award
• North Carolina tourist industry concerned about HB2 fallout
• Charlotte Community Health Clinic names new leader
• PGA Championship opens ticket registration for 2017 stop in Charlotte
• North Carolina’s largest charter school gets a new leader
• Legislators to offer dueling views on House Bill 2
• Sinead O’Connor says she’s heading to NC to protest HB2
• Bank of America called ‘Bro’s Club’ in female employee’s lawsuit
• Man hit while crossing Monroe Road dies of injuries
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg officer’s calming of student goes viral
• Woman charged with murder in fatal stabbing of Rowan County man
• Man arrested in uptown Charlotte pub shooting
• Man fatally stabbed off NC 801 in Rowan County
• Northwood Retail opens Charlotte office to oversee leasing at Blakeney, Latta Arcade
• Charlotte-area gas prices unchanged over the week
• Police officers to swim Lake Norman
• Rain to blanket Charlotte region Tuesday
• Charlotte traffic: Major routes clear of wrecks Tuesday morning
• New anti-freakout drug promises to calm dogs during fireworks, thunderstorms
• Hough’s Ashlynn Serepca named N.C. Gatorade girls soccer player of the year
• Charlotte to host Paralympic trials ahead of Rio games
• Charlotte City Council’s divide over HB2 strategy begins to show
• Cannon’s Jairus Hamilton, UNC recruit Rechon ‘Leaky’ Black of Concord invited to top HS basketball camp
• Green-energy advocates will appeal ruling on solar sales
• Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton goes ‘All In’ to help kids chase dreams
• 70 years later, the ‘tragic’ stories from Japanese war crimes trials still sting
• Worried about airplane noise? FAA holding meeting about new flight paths
• A scheme that duped IRS of $16 million nets jail time for Huntersville man
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police hold torch aloft for Special Olympics
• What to Watch on Tuesday: Farewell to DiNozzo in ‘NCIS’ finale
• Grandfather Mountain bear cub video goes viral
• PGA Championship ticket registration opens today for the 2017 tournament in Charlotte
• Photographer Justin Driscoll’s real passion lies in abandoned and forgotten buildings
• Have you tried the app that points you to dog-friendly establishments?
• NoDa’s newest art installation may transform the pedestrian experience
• Three insiders dish on what you can’t miss at the Levine Museum of the New South
• Headliners for this weekend’s Speed Street concerts