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November 16, 2017

• Accused of killing his inlaws and terrorizing his wife, Charlotte man faces death penalty
• What would Amazon’s headquarters in Charlotte look like? This company has an idea.
• Man dies after he was found shot multiple times in Concord backyard
• Giving thanks for a life that went from addiction to redemption
• Accused killer of Observer carrier pleads not guilty
• Trump considers naming Mulvaney interim director of consumer watchdog
• College basketball: Friday’s area games to watch
• Deadly shooting near West Charlotte High put school on lockdown
• Long-awaited Charlotte barbecue restaurant is coming ... with a surprise for beer fans
• Wednesday’s high school basketball capsules 11.15.17
• Major job cuts at Siemens could hit Charlotte workers
• High school football: Here are 7 playoff games to follow Friday night
• Charlotte woman, asleep in her home, wakes to man trying to sexually assault her
• High school football: Where area teams are playing Friday night
• Duke Energy deserves further scrutiny
• Charlotte restaurants that are open on Thanksgiving
• Charlotte church launches oatmeal drive to feed the region’s homeless
• FBI, police looking for missing 20-year-old Lumberton woman
• County health director apologizes for ‘party town’ HIV comments
• Democrats are on a roll, but North Carolina is not Virginia
• With Panthers TE Greg Olsen set to return, what becomes of Ed Dickson? Well ...
• 2 Country Day coaches lose jobs after gun incident at school
• What you need to know, in short order, about me, tailgating and Waffle House
• Remembering the age when Charlotte was ruled by wrestlers at Bennigan’s
• Week 11 NFL picks: Improvement! What a concept!
• Short takes: On paying commissioners, catching the Saints, and the Hornets’ next act
• Lots about win over Dolphins, including one Cam Newton play, showed who Panthers are
• Ric Flair vs. Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler: Battle of the Lotharios over sex claims
• Prankster in NC town adorned weed like a Christmas tree. It now has a cult following.
• The recession sidelined this Charlotte tower. Nine years later, it finally opened.
• Why South Caldwell High coach makes no apologies for team’s 1-10 record, playoff berth
• NC fire department refused to take down its Confederate flag. Now there’s an ultimatum.
• Armed trio, one in a gorilla mask, seen on video robbing Family Dollar in Charlotte
• Man wanted for breaking into woman's home, trying to sexually assault her
• Wednesday’s HS Roundup: Rocky River top 40 nationally ranked sophomore has huge debut
• The obscure tax break behind some of Charlotte’s biggest new developments
• 9th District GOP candidates say Roy Moore should step aside – but with a caveat
• St. Augustine trio draws on hometown’s culture and history while creating a sound all its own
• John Mark McMillan chases success back home as his Mercury & Lightning tour comes to Charlotte
• Lewis Black is back on the attack, in Charlotte on Saturday
• Your 5-minute guide to the best things to do in Charlotte | Nov. 17-23
• New restaurant and lounge opens soon in uptown Charlotte
• ‘The 12 Days of Christmas’ gifts cost more than these Charlotte luxuries
• 5 things to stop wasting time on right now
• Want to understand Charlotte’s brewery scene? Start with these 5 beers
• Move over, awkward chat with weird aunt Susie: 5 ways to break from a traditional Thanksgiving.
• Fearless predictions: The losing streak ends at five
• Why Charlotte Hornets coach Steve Clifford won’t wait on rookies to grow up
• Fired up and frustrated, LeBron James leads Cavs, who extend Hornets’ losing streak
• Once again too much LeBron James was too much for Charlotte Hornets