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May 24, 2016

• New 13th District sets up crowded GOP primary
• NFL’s Roger Goodell on HB2: Discrimination ‘is something that we oppose’
• It’s not about Republicans vs. Democrats. It’s extremists vs. moderates
• Black pastors rally support for HB2, saying LGBT rights are not civil rights
• Banks must defend Libor lawsuits after judges warn of impact
• CMS gets little love from county at summit on budget and bonds
• Long winter break? Check. Rosh Hashanah? Check. CMS OKs 2017 calendar
• Mormon father accuses Cabarrus schools of religious harassment of autistic son
• CMS timeline: Magnet changes in 2017, boundaries in 2018
• Inmate, 65, hospitalized after he says officers beat him without cause
• 5 reasons to pay attention to NC’s June 7 primaries
• Why Ryan Lochte has wings and pizza for dinner every Friday
• LGBT Chamber ‘reviewing’ affiliation with Charlotte Chamber after HB2 dispute
• Panthers rebuilding secondary, again, around Kurt Coleman, Tre Boston
• Providence advances to title game in girls’ soccer
• Attorney General Loretta Lynch in Fayetteville on community policing tour
• NFL awards 3 future Super Bowls – all to cities upgrading their stadiums
• Providence takes 1-0 regional final lead with dominant win at North Davidson
• Syracuse smacks 7 doubles to beat Charlotte Knights
• Five first-time nominees among those considered for NASCAR Hall of Fame’s Class of 2017
• Source: West Charlotte to name former assistant Jacoby Davis as new boys’ basketball coach
• Better grilling through science
• High School Roundup: Weddington girls’ soccer advances to 3A state final
• Prep Results 05.24.16
• Charlotte Knights box score 05.24.16
• NCHSAA All-State, All-Region Lacrosse teams announced
• Updated HS Spring Sports Pairings (5/24, 10:13 PM)
• Prisoners accuse guards of beating inmate in secluded ‘boom-boom room’
• Replay change: NFL officials can consult with league in real time
• With Democrats’ support, NC Senate OKs income tax cut
• Uptown street closures begin Wednesday morning for Speed Street
• Chamber: Let cities pass own LGBT protections
• San Francisco 49ers CEO calls for repeal of House Bill 2
• Lincoln County woman missing for 2 years
• Lake Norman swimming beach to open Saturday in Cornelius
• Trump calls global warming a hoax, until it threatens his golf course
• Charlotte-based Bill Goodwyn named among the top 100 CEO Leaders in STEM Education
• Man, 75, pronounced dead after east Charlotte wreck
• It’s time to overhaul NASCAR Hall of Fame voting process
• Forbush girls’ soccer gets another crack at state championship
• Mayor’s bathroom crusade must end
• Providence High’s Logan Davidson named N.C. Player of the Year in baseball
• Queens University of Charlotte names new athletic director
• 4-year-old girl injured in Shelby drive-by shooting
• Bank of America sues Labor Department over ruling on black job applicants
• Charlotte traffic: Wrecks on South Tryon Street, John Kirk Drive
• 2 Mooresville men accused of staging door-to-door fundraising scheme
• Northeastern University starting nursing program in Charlotte
• Wells Fargo lowers return forecast, predicts energy stress at investor day
• Tech teacher, mom, endangered species: CMS honors TA of the year
• Duke Energy invests more in pig poop
• What to Watch on Tuesday: Finales for ‘Real O’Neals,’ ‘The Voice’
• This couple loves Charlotte beer so much they decided to start a magazine about it
• Tinder, Bumble and hookups: Charlotte dating experts talk trends
• The coolest summer job in Charlotte? Become a raft guide at the U.S. National Whitewater Center
• What goes on at the Pink House on East Morehead Street?
• Arborbrook brings a good man to life in ‘Charlie Brown’
• It’s time to sow seeds to fill spots in the garden
• Did you see the pantsless people on the Rail Trail?
• Breakfast at Earl’s Grocery will start your day right -- for less than $10
• 54 bird species noted in just a few hours in nearby Anson County