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June 29, 2020

• Union County school board member resigns after posts mocking NASCAR’s Bubba Wallace
• Coronavirus deaths are proof that NC nursing home operations need additional scrutiny
• After 96 days of waiting, Cam Newton and the Panthers can finally move on — for now
• Cop charged following excessive force investigation of suspect’s arrest, NC police say
• No excessive force in arrest of man who refused to wear mask at NC market, sheriff says
• Visiting North Carolina will disqualify New Yorkers from getting coronavirus sick leave
• Charlotte transit contractor pays $22K in back wages after violating family leave law
• NC man discovers lottery win waiting at dentist. ‘Couldn’t have come at a better time’
• A 19-year old from Charlotte threw the second-fastest pitch in history, got Cubs’ attention
• Wells Fargo expects dividend cut as coronavirus roils financial system
• Some NC residential-care facilities can let families visit again, with conditions
• In NC, a sneaky step in the wrong direction on police reform
• Home’s floor collapses, sending guest to bottom of hidden 30-foot well in Connecticut
• Boyd Cauble ‘helped build Charlotte’ with an unassuming style and a simple credo
• There are still July 4 fireworks in NC, but it’s COVID-complicated. Here’s where
• NASCAR Sunday race at Pocono results: Denny Hamlin wins
• UNCC campus shooting review praises quick police action, suggests better lockdown policy
• Health insurance giant to add several thousand jobs in Charlotte expansion, sources say
• Meck adds 271 coronavirus cases. June average percent of positive tests shows increase 
• Cam Newton to sign one-year deal with New England Patriots
• CMS theater teacher Corey Mitchell won another big award, and is planning his next act
• DaBaby recreated George Floyd’s murder for an awards show, and it didn’t go over great
• Charlotte’s first Black-owned day spa has permanently closed its doors
• Why it’s important to support Black writers in Charlotte — and everywhere
• Yama Izakaya is the latest Charlotte business to close permanently during COVID-19
• Charlotte Yarn owner is often mistaken as an employee. Why? She’s not elderly or white