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Nurse at Salisbury VA hospital gives veteran the shoes off his feet
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Christensen: Trying to keep alive NC Rep. George H. White's legacy
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Police announce arrests of suspects in two Durham homicides
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Obama fires first in coming ‘battle royal’ over Atlantic drilling
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Moped registration coming to NC, and more regulations are debated
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Military has wide discretion on Bergdahl charges
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Production companies can now apply for NC film grants
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Legislators invited to closed meeting on ‘religious freedom’ with NC Values Coalition
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Hurricanes begin 2nd half with 4-2 victory over Lightning
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White House drone crash tied to drinking by Intelligence worker
Operator told Secret Service investigators that he had been drinking at an apartment nearby before he lost control of the craft, officials said.
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UNC considers new structure for presidential search
Changes are expected to the UNC Board of Governors' policy that guides the search for a president.
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Google bringing its high-speed Internet service to the Triangle
Google will web the Triangle with thousands of miles of fiber-optic cable in the coming years, connecting homes and businesses in seven municipalities to the Internet through its high-speed Google Fiber service. Google has declined to say how soon...
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Collectible cigarette trading cards were popular in the late 19th century
Collectible cigarette trading cards – picturing actors, butterflies, animals, flags and other...
N&O launches new The Recipe website
The News & Observer has a new cooking website featuring favorite recipes, hunger-inducing photos...
Sports
Hurricanes begin 2nd half with 4-2 victory over Lightning
The Carolina Hurricanes, getting a goal and assist each from NHL Al-Star Justin Faulk and Eric Staal, topped the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-2 on Tuesday at PNC Arena.
Local/State News
Moped registration coming to NC, and more regulations are debated
North Carolina will require registrations and license plates for mopeds starting in July, and some state leaders also want to require liability insurance and place new restrictions on who can drive the little scooters.
Business
Google bringing its high-speed Internet service to the Triangle
Google will web the Triangle with thousands of miles of fiber-optic cable in the coming years, connecting homes and businesses in seven municipalities to the Internet through its high-speed Google Fiber service. Google has declined to say how soon...
Politics
Obama fires first in coming ‘battle royal’ over Atlantic drilling
President Barack Obama moved Tuesday to open the Atlantic Ocean to drilling, beginning a mammoth battle over the environmental effects and raising the question of how much oil and gas lies under the sea and whether it’s even economical for...
Nation/World News
Motorola fights to preserve lucrative cop-com franchise
As Chicago cops braced for protests in advance of the NATO and G-8 summits in 2012, hometown radio giant Motorola made what seemed like a grand gesture.
Living
N&O launches new The Recipe website
The News & Observer has a new cooking website featuring favorite recipes, hunger-inducing photos and tutorials.
Entertainment
Diversity at Sundance doesn't carry over to Hollywood
One of the most buzzed-about movies at this year's Sundance Film Festival is "Dope," a coming-of-age story about three outcasts in the inner city.
Opinion
Lower the volume on Raleigh's boom
Raleigh should heed downtown developer Greg Hatem on noise complaints.
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