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Deborah Crowder's story could bring NCAA investigators to UNC
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Wake Tech begins expansion of northern campus
Officials on Tuesday kicked off the first wave of an expansion at Wake Tech's northern campus that is expected to increase enrollment by thousands of students.
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Broad teacher pay hike unlikely, NC political leaders say
A month before the state's legislative session reconvenes, the likelihood that all North Carolina teachers will see a pay raise this year appeared to be fading on Tax Day. Republican leaders are pushing a plan to increase starting salaries for teachers...
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Study says NC's immigrants have positive economic impact
A new study by researchers at UNC-Chapel Hill found that North Carolina's immigrant population has had a positive impact on the state's economy, with immigrants contributing $23,371 on a per-capita basis.
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NC fracking panel set to finish writing safety rules
After a year-and-a-half of debate, the NC Mining and Energy Commission will complete its technical work this week. The commission's next step is submitting 100-plus safety rules for public hearings and legislative review.
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Dresses given away for prom | 04.15.14
Wake County Students get free prom dresses at Mary Phillips High School in Raleigh, N.C.
Notebook: Tenure is short for most Triangle football coaches
Many high school seniors playing football in the Triangle probably have had two or more varsity ...
Sports
Canes' Eric Staal, Cam Ward not immune from trading block
It's hard to imagine the Carolina Hurricanes without Eric Staal or Cam Ward, and odds are they will remain Hurricanes. But if major personnel changes are deemed necessary, anything could be possible this summer.
Local/State News
Wake Tech begins expansion of northern campus
Officials on Tuesday kicked off the first wave of an expansion at Wake Tech's northern campus that is expected to increase enrollment by thousands of students.
Business
Study says NC's immigrants have positive economic impact
A new study by researchers at UNC-Chapel Hill found that North Carolina's immigrant population has had a positive impact on the state's economy, with immigrants contributing $23,371 on a per-capita basis.
Politics
Heather Grant brings military mentality to US Senate campaign
US Senate candidate Heather Grant says the military taught her to be a problem-solver, and that it's a trait the public should expect from its elected representatives.
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Combat vehicles in east Ukraine fly Russian flag
A column of armored vehicles flying Russian flags drove into a Ukrainian city controlled by pro-Russian insurgents Wednesday, dampening the central government's hopes of re-establishing control over restive eastern Ukraine.
Living
Cookbook author Michael Ruhlman seeks to demystify the egg
Just in time for Easter, cookbook author Michael Ruhlman explores all you can do with an egg in his latest cookbook, including the best methods for hard cooking eggs and recipes for egg salad and more.
Entertainment
Walker's brothers to help finish 'Fast & Furious'
Paul Walker's brothers are stepping to help finish filming on "Fast & Furious 7," the film Walker was in the midst of making when he died in November.
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