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June 11, 2020

• Protesting during a pandemic: Black demonstrators could face high risk of COVID-19
• Teen with North Carolina ID shot and killed by police in Mexico, officials say
• CVS adds new COVID-19 testing sites in Charlotte; Mecklenburg cases jump past 6,150
• NASCAR drivers drop helmet designer over racially insensitive tweets
• Sources: Statue of Panthers founder Jerry Richardson will never return to stadium
• Charlotte Pride bans police groups from participating in annual parade and festival
• Truist unveils its new name for BB&T Ballpark in uptown Charlotte
• Civilian Bike Squad pedals for peace at Charlotte’s George Floyd protests
• How Davidson athletes plan to make a difference for social justice
• The Charlotte Knights’ ballpark is opening for batting practice, food and disc golf
• Man dies after being found shot multiple times in southeast Charlotte yard, CMPD says
• Replace Jerry Richardson statue with one of the black man lynched on that site in 1913
• Tom Talks: Inexcusable words, actions led to statue of Jerry Richardson coming down
• Black pastor’s arrest for pulling gun on attackers was wrong, Virginia sheriff says
• NASCAR race at Martinsville full results: 3 takeaways from Martin Truex Jr.’s victory
• Five arrested after protesters block I-277 traffic, including a fire truck, CMPD says
• Here’s why COVID-19 spread in Charlotte has nothing to do with the protests — yet
• Confederate statue toppled by protesters crashes down on man in Virginia, video shows
• Mecklenburg jail sees its first 2 COVID cases with inmates. 3 more staff cases reported
• GOP votes for stripped-down convention in Charlotte and moving Trump acceptance speech
• Students, alumni seek Ardrey Kell principal’s ouster over handling of racial incidents
• North Carolina Zoo sets reopening date, but there are new rules for visitors
• ‘We the people.’ George Floyd marchers turn to service, feed homeless people in uptown
• RNC convention will head to Jacksonville after 1 day in Charlotte
• With a Charlotte native at the helm, Nashville’s Grumpy band embraces its inner geek  
• Check out Charlotte’s new, huge RH (formerly Restoration Hardware), now open
• Inspiration or interruption? How artists keep working through COVID-19 in Charlotte
• Hornets alpha males Jordan and Rozier: ‘Probably would have fought’ as Bulls