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Poor start dooms NC State in 68-57 loss to Clemson
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No. 4 Duke falls at No. 8 Notre Dame 77-73
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Attorney general nominee Lynch holds her own at Senate hearing
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Roses to open in former SE Raleigh Kroger space
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IBM layoffs hit RTP, other U.S. sites
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NC state parks attendance set attendance record
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Transit authority ready to sell downtown Union Station site to Raleigh
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Retired Apex police officer rescues crash victim from creek
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The art of layering: How to dress for fluctuating temps
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NC lawmakers file dozens of bills, including controversial same-sex wedding exemption
State legislators returned Wednesday from a two-week break and got straight to work, filing 28 bills that address hot topics ranging from same-sex marriage to political parties’ role in judicial elections.
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Saunders: The Rev. Barber says Moral Mondays successful, even if they didn’t yield many results at polls
The Rev. William Barber doesn’t judge the Moral Monday movement based on the results of one election.
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Area universities report robust donations in 2014
Last year was a record year for fund raising at US universities, including Duke University, according to a new report.
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Sports
Poor start dooms NC State in 68-57 loss to Clemson
The Clemson Tigers raced to a 20-point first-half lead and withstood an NC State rally in the second half for a 68-57 victory at PNC Arena, handing the Wolfpack a third straight loss.
Local/State News
Area universities report robust donations in 2014
Last year was a record year for fund raising at US universities, including Duke University, according to a new report.
Business
Roses to open in former SE Raleigh Kroger space
Variety Wholesalers on Thursday will open a Roses in the former Kroger building on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, the first step in a strategy to bring groceries back to a neighborhood where there are few local options for fresh, affordable food.
Politics
NAACP returns to Raleigh with goals and concerns for NC legislators
NAACP protesters returned to Raleigh on Wednesday hoping to visit with legislators about their concerns and goals for this General Assembly session, and they clashed with police outside the entrance doors to the North Carolina legislative chambers.
Nation/World News
Gay marriage fight renewed on state level
As the nation waits for the Supreme Court to decide whether same-sex marriages should be legal nationwide, another, more mundane front has opened in the wedding wars: the offices of the state and local officials who perform civil marriages and issue...
Living
The art of layering: How to dress for fluctuating temps
When the temperatures hit close to 50 in the afternoons, many of us are leaving for work or school early in the mornings while it’s at or below freezing outside. How do you dress for that?
Entertainment
Broadway’s Capathia Jenkins tells stories in song
Broadway star Capathia Jenkins will perform at the Garner Performing Arts Center on Saturday night as part of the town’s Broadway Voices concert series.
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