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September 19, 2022

• No, Supreme Court case on election rules is not a ‘threat to democracy’
• Italian Wedding soup is a perfect meal for fall evenings
• Lowe’s to pay $700,000 to women in sex harassment discrimination settlement with EEOC
• What’s true in James ‘Smuggie’ Mitchell’s RJ Leeper dispute? Here’s what we know
• Panthers losing turnover battle, and games. Matt Rhule knows both trends must change
• Panthers coach Matt Rhule owns loss to Giants. Key takeaways from the Carolina defeat
• Crab leg thief takes seafood from Walmart before fleeing in Camaro, Tennessee cops say
• Missing child found dead near base of waterfall after wandering off, Tennessee cops say
• HS Soccer Stop: No assumptions for Myers Park soccer this fall; updated Sweet 16 poll
• High school in Concord evacuated after note with bomb threat found, officials say
• Want to apply for or renew an NC state ID? These are the requirements
• Scott Fowler’s bests and worsts from the Carolina Panthers’ 19-16 loss to the Giants
• Thousands in Charlotte are without power after Duke Energy equipment damage
• Union County asks for $134.4 million to build new schools. Here’s where they’re planned.
• NC pastor: The working poor and too many others are modern day debt slaves
• Charlotte businesses eager for Presidents Cup: ‘A week’s worth of revenue in one day’
• Interstate 77 reopens after downed power lines closed highway in Charlotte, NCDOT says
• Concert review: If Elton John was in a hurry to say goodbye to Charlotte, it didn’t show
• A Charlotte restaurant made the New York Times’ list of 50 best restaurants in America
• Tell us your Charlotte generational stories, your tall tales, your family history.
• Filmmaker makes a movie about falling in love with Charlotte — and you can vote for it
• Uptown block party returns to kick off Wednesday Night Live
• Actor’s Theatre of Charlotte will permanently close after ‘Evil Dead the Musical’