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August 18, 2020

• Next step after Lyles’ apology? Remove all Confederate monuments on city property.
• The Carolina Panthers and Charlotte FC are furloughing and reducing full-time staff
• Don’t be ‘complacent,’ health leaders urge while COVID-19 trends move in right direction
• Hornets radio announcer tweeting N-word wasn’t an autocorrect error. Here’s what happened
• Two CMS schools to get five-figure grants from sporting goods retailer
• More than 500 buildings in small town were damaged by NC’s biggest quake in 100 years
• Charlotte 49ers’ Matt Sharpstene comes close — but not close enough — at U.S. Amateur golf
• Two more homicides Tuesday brings Charlotte’s death toll to four people in three days
• Virginia state senator faces felony charges after protesters topple Confederate statue
• Panthers camp observations: Defense dominated almost everyone — except Robby Anderson
• Meet Devna Bose, Charlotte’s reporter for vulnerable communities. Tell us what you want to read.
• No more chicken and biscuits. NASCAR’s Southern 500 lands new partnership with Cook Out
• UNC, N.C. State grad students: We’re not safe this fall
• 7 mail sorting machines removed in Charlotte, official says, as protests continue
• 8 months pregnant and jailed during a COVID outbreak. Now a judge has freed her.
• A record number of North Carolinians will vote by mail. Here’s what you need to know.
• Art meets function: E-bikes designed by local artists hit the streets of Charlotte
• In COVID quarantine, these Charlotte parents reconnected with their children
• Charlotte Hornets suspend radio announcer who tweeted N-word instead of ‘Nuggets’