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March 27, 2020

• Judge moves to reduce arrests, prevent COVID-19 outbreak inside Mecklenburg’s jails
• Yes, liquor stores are ‘essential’ and open in Mecklenburg County during coronavirus
• She died, at 10, from something her parents never saw coming. Is there a silver lining?
• ‘No pay, no stay.’ Coronavirus may force renters from their homes.
• Panthers Tracks: Carolina is set at QB, WR. Here are positions they still need to fill
• Sanitation workers on front lines of coronavirus pandemic demand better protections
• ‘It’ll be brutal, man.’ Coronavirus has shut down Charlotte’s economy. Can it recover?
• Mecklenburg reverses course, ends maps showing coronavirus by zip code
• Bill Gates and the coronavirus? Back away from dangerous COVID-19 falsehoods
• Here’s what you need to know about using moving companies during the COVID-19 pandemic
• ‘Virtual virtuosos’: CMS music teacher gains following with creative online classes
• More cuts coming to American Airlines as CEO hopes for $12 billion from Congress
• A fatal mistake to ‘open up’ the country by Easter. Let the experts decide.
• New life for closed Charlotte diner: Drive-thru COVID-19 testing starts at Art’s BBQ
• Coronavirus pandemic deferred Charlotte 49ers pole vaulter Keon Howe’s Olympic dream
• Charlotte residents see long waits, technical glitches with NC unemployment system
• Man accused of killing Scott Brooks also charged in deaths of 2 found shot in car
• Mecklenburg residents may be at home longer than 3 weeks, county leaders say
• Charlotte hospitals applaud NC stay-at-home order amid ‘widespread’ coronavirus outbreak 
• A person has died in Rowan County from COVID-19, county officials confirm
• Pandemic debate: Can you save people and save the economy at the same time?
• Belk furloughs workers, cuts senior staff pay 50% during wave of coronavirus closings
• Bank of America won’t have layoffs during COVID-19 pandemic, CEO says
• Rowan resident dies of coronavirus as NC is put under statewide stay-at-home order
• ‘I’ll be the first to go,’ says chronically-ill inmate denied COVID-19 release in Charlotte
• There’s a lot you can learn about coronavirus in other states that you can’t in North Carolina
• Grocery store out of TP? These Charlotte restaurants have you covered during COVID-19