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May 25, 2016

• NCGOP launches veterans task force
• Kyle Busch looking for first Cup victory at Charlotte Motor Speedway
• N.C. House revives coal ash oversight panel
• Get to Charlotte airport early Memorial Day weekend, officials say
• Five things to know from the NFL’s annual spring meeting in Charlotte
• NASCAR driver Austin Dillon comfortable following Dale Earnhardt in No. 3
• Mayor Roberts should be commended
• Southwestern 4A spring all-conference teams
• MECKA Spring All-Conference teams announced
• House panel advances Charlotte’s bid for tornado-warning radar
• Industrial building inks its first tenant with 110,000-sf lease
• Wilkinson Blvd. ABC store moving to bigger site across the street
• Girls All-Conference Lacrosse: Conference 11
• 2 shot on street east of uptown Charlotte
• Record number of Carolinians will hit the road for Memorial Day, AAA says
• Davidson police warn of charity scam
• FBI releases new details in 2000 disappearance of Asha Degree
• Hornets: HB2-related cancellations at Time Warner Cable Arena are bad for business
• Salisbury woman killed during home invasion and robbery
• CMS timeline: Magnet changes in 2017, boundaries in 2018
• Early voting begins Thursday; here’s where to cast a ballot
• Charlotte traffic: Wreck on I-85 northbound in Concord
• Providence advances to title game in girls’ soccer
• David Legrand named principal of Independence High
• Alexander County mom jailed in 4-day-old infant’s death
• Cam Newton to star in upcoming mobile game
• Providence takes 1-0 regional final lead with dominant win at North Davidson
• Syracuse smacks 7 doubles to beat Charlotte Knights
• Source: West Charlotte to name former assistant Jacoby Davis as new boys’ basketball coach
• High School Roundup: Weddington girls’ soccer advances to 3A state final
• Prep Results 05.24.16
• Charlotte Knights box score 05.24.16
• NCHSAA High School Baseball, Softball, Soccer Pairings (updated 9:20 PM, 5/27)
• Seen water bottle-flipping guy’s viral video? He shares secret to trick
• Howard Levine offers $1M challenge for Providence Day
• Mocksville’s Jared Barber back home, playing for Panthers roster spot
• 5 Democrats vie for 13th District congressional seat
• Conference USA announces multiyear television package
• Speed Street set to kick off in Uptown at noon Thursday
• High-profile group forming to find a fix for HB2 impasse
• Did losing PayPal over HB2 really cost Charlotte $285 million?
• Charlotte City Council reaches budget deal with no property tax increase
• Wells Fargo pays $70M for failures in foreclosure accord
• Sen. Richard Burr: HB2 ‘too expansive’
• Did you see the pantsless people on the Rail Trail?
• Breakfast at Earl’s Grocery will start your day right -- for less than $10
• Benny Parsons, Rick Hendrick lead NASCAR Hall of Fame voting
• Forbush girls’ soccer gets another crack at state championship
• Your guide to entertainment in Charlotte this week
• Singer Brad Paisley mocks HB2 on Jimmy Kimmel
• Charlotte Ballet unveils 2016-17 season
• 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
• Charlotte needs another “Bachelor” or “Bachelorette.” Could it be you?
• Craig Robinson squeezes in stand-up between film and TV
• Singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile keeps her dates with N.C.
• Josh Ritter heads up Housing Fest
• What to Watch on Wednesday: Goodbye ‘Nashville,’ hello ‘Wayward Pines’