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July 26, 2018

• 10 burning questions for the 2018 high school football season
• With shooters on the rise, Charlotte firefighters will strap on bulletproof vests
• RNC announces lead organizer for 2020 GOP convention in Charlotte
• 11.5 inches of rain in 6 days at Outer Banks leaves tourist sites in pools of water
• Fish turn up in odd places... like a farmer’s bean field... after record rain in NC
• NC Man accused of killing co-worker near Blue Ridge Parkway. He says he ‘blacked out,’ feds say
• Portland’s McCollum calls Durant’s move ‘soft,’ prompting Twitter fight, NBA rivalry
• The Carolinas Top 50 high school football recruits
• Huntersville tire company cuts about 100 jobs at its corporate headquarters
• Hold scooter companies liable for the damage, litter they create
• There are many things to learn at Panthers training camp. Not all of them will stick.
• It’s the Panthers against the world again. But only in fantasy football.
• A big loss in the making: This is how Ryan Kalil’s final season in the NFL should go.
• Not every tradition can last. This Carolina Panthers change is inevitable.
• He was vaping in his home. Then it exploded in his face, firefighters say
• For Panthers training camp underdog Rasheed Bailey, is Spartanburg the final hill?
• Your 5-minute guide to the best things to do in Charlotte | July 27-Aug. 2
• A rare heart condition almost killed her. Now, she wants to protect other young women.
• N.C. Independent Schools football playoff format announced
• Man’s roommate murdered him in their home, police say. But his body wasn’t there.
• This Fox Sports host has a prediction for Cam and the Panthers, and it’s not pretty
• The one non-negotiable in bridging the Democrat-Republican divide
• Panthers RB Christian McCaffrey’s workload for 2018? Ron Rivera has a lofty plan
• She believes in girls who code – so much that she left Apple to come home and help them
• Pastor from NC let out of Turkish jail on house arrest but still charged with spying
• United Way’s executive director is leaving Charlotte for a larger city
• NC Democrats say they’re the party of principles. Why are they quiet about gaming an election?
• Concert review: Weezer gets its groove back while diving headlong into ’80s decadence
• Keith Urban explains why Charlotte makes him think of blowing his first royalty check
• Here’s why you should listen when Cyndi Lauper introduces her new song to Charlotte
• 10 cool spots to hang out with your dog this summer -- and beat the heat
• On the street: What do Charlotteans have to say about Charlotte?
• We’ve got tastes, pictures and opening dates for uptown Charlotte’s new French palace, La Belle Helene
• Reid’s Fine Foods opens in uptown Charlotte today with gourmet, on-the-go bites.
• I spent a week in Charlotte trying to live trash-free. Here’s how I did.
• Here’s a way you can show up in Charlotte’s history, telling your own story
• Bloom Festival boasts aerial arts, fire and dance at a new venue in its sixth year
• Two rare Charlotte film festivals, one kept and one lost
• JetBlue flight from Charlotte to NY makes emergency landing in Raleigh
• Eater’s list of best new restaurants includes Charlotte-area spot
• Crews battle fire north of uptown