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June 17, 2022

• Texas developer’s $22 million deal means more apartments near Lower South End breweries
• ‘Recipe for disaster.’ CMS reacts to additional $10 million in one-time county funding
• ‘Natural immunity’ after COVID infection might not last as long as you think. Here’s why
• Trapped under fallen tree, woman rescued with chainsaw, Tennessee officials say
• What the Fed rate hike could mean for the hot Charlotte housing market
• Several Charlotte area roads will be closed during Juneteenth weekend events
• Lightning strike ignites fire on chapel roof at HBCU near Charlotte
• Two NC conservatives: Now is not the time to expand Medicaid
• Domestic assault charge against a Charlotte City Council member has been dropped
• ‘Lucky numbers’ lead to big lottery prize. Now, NC couple is planning dream vacation
• Dear Dad: Matt Rhule, Vi Lyles and readers pen odes to their dads this Father’s Day.
• Sam Darnold’s status as the starter and the Panthers’ biggest questions after minicamp
• Cruelty and cowardice from South Carolina Christians on Pride Month
• They hoped it would be the best Father’s Day yet. A stray bullet changed everything.
• Plane crashes near remote summer camp, NC cops say. Three on board rushed to hospitals
• Here are the best deals on meat, dairy and fruit at these Charlotte grocery stores
• Reward increases but still no arrests in Juneteenth shooting in Charlotte, police say
• NC college golf coach stalked gay athlete online then outed her to team, lawsuit says
• Traffic nightmare on this busy Charlotte street could finally end. Here’s the latest.
• Davidson basketball coach Bob McKillop stepping down after 33 seasons
• What Stephen Curry, Davidson alums said on social media about Bob McKillop’s retirement
• It took 13 years, but Steph Curry’s number is going to be retired by Davidson
• Teen dies after being thrown from ATV as it swerves to miss cattle trailer, TN cops say
• Charlotte hospitals are offering signing bonuses up to $30,000. Make that $45,000 now
• As Juneteenth becomes more commercialized, some in Charlotte see a ‘double-edged sword’
• More than 30,000 Duke customers lose power as severe storms pummel Charlotte area again
• Mecklenburg County sheriff says staffing shortage necessitates juvenile jail’s closure
• All-Observer baseball: Christian’s Utermark, Providence’s Jerzembeck, Hignight win honors
• Stripper poles, fireplaces, recording studios: Inside musicians’ luxury buses made in NC
• Bored kids? Here are 10 summer activities under $10 in the Charlotte region
• Rapper DaBaby’s message to kids on gun violence: ‘Find more positive’ things to do