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February 3, 2021

• ‘We do not condone discrimination.’ Mecklenburg adopts resolution to protect LGBTQ rights
• Minus 15 wind chills and 40-mph gusts prompt travel warning in Western North Carolina
• CMPD considers expanding youth program to include some adults
• Pregnant employee was reassigned to work near glue fumes at NC plant, lawsuit says
• With vaccine buzz, fewer people are getting COVID-19 tests in Charlotte
• Igloo catches fire in the parking lot of a grocery store, Virginia officials say
• Why Ty Dillon, not Bubba Wallace, is driving for 23XI in Busch Clash ahead of Daytona 500
• National Signing Day: Here’s where Charlotte-area athletes are headed (updated 2:45 pm 2/5)
• Myers Park football coach Scott Chadwick is leaving less than a week before the season
• Want to see UNC target Robert Dillingham face off with Mikey Williams next week?
• Belk is a Charlotte icon. Why will its bankruptcy take place in Houston?
• Possible Cam Newton reunion with Ron Rivera a similar QB predicament to the Panthers’
• 11 break-ins in 9 days: CMPD makes an arrest in spree that hit breweries and stores
• Large boa constrictor found hopelessly stuck in car’s dashboard in North Carolina
• NC may start offering COVID shots to front-line workers within weeks, Meck health says
• Novant announces clinic openings at Walgreens as drugstore preps vaccine launch
• Bubba Wallace’s goal is 2 NASCAR wins this year. Superspeedways may be his best shot
• Charlotte customers shocked by sudden spike in natural gas bills. ‘Ridiculous.’
• Pitbull on all the forces — and people — that inspired him to invest in a NASCAR team
• The lights are back: Interactive Rail Trail show returns to Charlotte
• Your 5-minute guide to the best things to do in Charlotte | Feb. 5-11
• Artificial intelligence museum exhibit offers view into machines’ minds — and our own
• You’ll see him perform during the Super Bowl, and you can see him in Charlotte
• Vegan food trucks are thriving in 2021. Here’s your guide to 12 in Charlotte.
• The Hornets are growing up, learning a little friction is a good thing in the NBA