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June 30, 2021

• Meet the Queens University of Charlotte athletes headed to Tokyo for Summer Olympics
• I’ve taught Critical Race Theory. Here’s what it really threatens
• Here’s what you need to know about the Delta COVID variant in Mecklenburg
• 4 dead after gunshots, fire and possible explosion reported at NC home, officials say
• These Smoky Mountain towns rank among nation’s top places for new Airbnb listings
• Developers close deal on 24-story South End tower in latest change to fast-growing area
• Multiple new hotels recently debuted around Charlotte. Here’s what to know about them
• Popeyes customer smashes door in rage over wait for chicken sandwich, Virginia cops say
• Roadwork coming to I-85, other Charlotte-area roads. Here’s what drivers can expect.
• Chip Ganassi sells entire NASCAR team, including North Carolina race operations
• Panthers wide receiver suspended 2 games for violating NFL’s substance abuse policy
• 17-year-old male among two charged in fatal shooting of man in northwest Charlotte
• Help wanted. Must have thick skin: Charlotte FC adds high-level job with fans in mind
• Carolina Panthers training camp schedule, details on attendance, Fan Fest and more
• From fireworks to parties, keep safety in mind July 4th, police, fire officials say
• Domestic violence investigation leads to charges against police officer, CMPD says
• Mecklenburg health leader’s warning on COVID variant: ‘Don’t leave home without a mask.’
• Charlotte’s new yard waste policy starts this week. Here’s what residents need to know
• Untreated sewage release prompts swimming ban for Lake Norman cove near upscale homes
• New NC ad features Biden, COVID recovery as Senate campaigns gear up
• Airbnb blocks ‘thousands’ of Charlotte partiers from renting, wrecking homes
• UNC has management problems, but Republicans are to blame
• Get to CLT airport early, airline says in new warning ahead of busy July 4th holiday
• It was Charlotte’s first major concert since COVID struck. It did not go as planned.
• Your 5-minute guide to the best things to do in Charlotte | July 2-8
• From improvised studios to archery, here’s how Charlotte Ballet worked through COVID