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NC jobless rate falls to 5.5 percent
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McCrory to attend Google announcement in Raleigh on Tuesday
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Chef Andrea Reusing to open restaurant in new Durham hotel
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UNC’s Nate Britt finds shooting stroke in 93-83 victory over Syracuse
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For Rep. Ellmers, abortion vote not an ‘honor’ she’ll likely treasure
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Credit union displays highlight NC foster children in need of homes
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Facebook blames internal glitch for hourlong global outage
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Wake County leaders say property-tax increase needed
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Obama to open Atlantic to oil drilling off Virginia and the Carolinas
The Obama administration is expected to open the Atlantic Ocean to oil drilling on Tuesday, according to people familiar with the planning and a draft map viewed by McClatchy.
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Howling blizzard slams Boston area; New York mostly spared
A howling blizzard with wind gusts over 70 mph heaped snow on the Boston area along with other stretches of lower New England and Long Island on Tuesday but failed to live up to the hype in Philadelphia and New York City, where buses and subways ...
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Blizzard hampers travel between Triangle and the Northeast
If anyone missed the effect of the Northeast blizzard on air travel, 105 canceled flights into and out of Raleigh-Durham International Airport on Tuesday made the message clear: Don't even think about travel there.
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Need Valentine’s Day plans?
Food writer Andrea Weigl shares a few ideas for you and your sweetheart on Valentine’s Day...
Steve Judd invents groundwater monitoring system after a drought
From an inventor’s puzzle to a small business, Steve Judd and his family are working to take...
Sports
NBA draft pick Isaiah Austin kicks off National Catholic Schools Week in Raleigh
Isaiah Austin, a former college basketball player and top pick in the 2014 NBA draft, talked to students at Saint Raphael’s Catholic School in Raleigh on Monday about how he adjusted to an illness that ended his promising basketball career ...
Local/State News
Road Worrier: Cost-conscious Wake transit planners get more bang from a bus
While Orange and Durham counties invest high hopes in a modern light-rail line that would run between UNC and Duke, old-fashioned buses are earning new respect as transit priorities in Wake County.
Business
US stocks tumble on weak company earnings, US economic data
A double-whammy hit U.S. stocks early Tuesday, when disappointing earnings from big-name companies and an unexpected drop in orders of long-lasting goods drove the Dow Jones industrial average down nearly 400 points.
Politics
For Rep. Ellmers, abortion vote not an ‘honor’ she’ll likely treasure
Perhaps the best thing that can be said now about the abortion bill revolt last week led by Rep. Renee Ellmers, R-NC, is that she was trying to look at the big picture for her party as it tries to polish its image and attract new voters.
Nation/World News
Obama to open Atlantic to oil drilling off Virginia and the Carolinas
The Obama administration is expected to open the Atlantic Ocean to oil drilling on Tuesday, according to people familiar with the planning and a draft map viewed by McClatchy.
Living
Chef Andrea Reusing to open restaurant in new Durham hotel
James Beard-award winning chef Andrea Reusing, owner of Lantern in Chapel Hill, is partnering with developers of the soon-to-open The Durham boutique hotel to open a restaurant and rooftop bar.
Entertainment
Theater review: Childress’ ‘Trouble in Mind’ still relevant today
Alice Childress’ “Trouble in Mind” has come into its own recently, and PlayMakers Repertory Company’s fine staging reveals the insightful, groundbreaking work it was and its continued relevance for today.
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