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Progress deal would lower power bills in Eastern NC towns
Duke Energy Progress plans to buy back power plant shares from 32 Eastern North Carolina towns for $1.2 billion. The deal would erase 70 percent of the towns’ crippling debt that has forced residents to pay the state’s steepest power costs for decades...
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AG Roy Cooper says federal ruling may allow gay marriage in NC
NC Attorney General Roy Cooper believes that Monday's federal appeals court decision on Virginia's gay-marriage ban ultimately will allow gay marriage in North Carolina and says he has no plans to intervene.
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Road Worrier: Durham traffic-calming plan makes bike riders uneasy
Residents along West Club Boulevard in Durham have waited years, and worry about further delays, for a plan that would make drivers go more slowly and pedestrians feel more at ease.
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US Court: Virginia marriage is for all lovers
Virginia's same-sex marriage ban was ruled unconstitutional on Monday in the first such decision by a federal appellate court in the South.
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Washington Redskins coach Jay Gruden believes in hard practices, delegating responsibility
Two things stand out about Jay Gruden just days into his first training camp as coach of the Washington Redskins: One, he’s a firm believer in teaching fundamentals and a physical style, and two, he believes in trusting his assistants to do...
Local/State News
Road Worrier: Durham traffic-calming plan makes bike riders uneasy
Residents along West Club Boulevard in Durham have waited years, and worry about further delays, for a plan that would make drivers go more slowly and pedestrians feel more at ease.
Business
US companies increasingly fish for growth overseas
Major U.S. companies are starting to reap their most rapid growth in fertile lands of opportunity far from home.
Politics
AG Roy Cooper says federal ruling may allow gay marriage in NC
NC Attorney General Roy Cooper believes that Monday's federal appeals court decision on Virginia's gay-marriage ban ultimately will allow gay marriage in North Carolina and says he has no plans to intervene.
Nation/World News
Israel hits symbols of Hamas power in Gaza war
Israel struck symbols of Hamas' control of Gaza and the strip's only power plant on Tuesday, escalating its military campaign against the Islamic militant group with the heaviest bombardment in the fighting so far.
Living
Her husband is chronically ill, which takes a toll on her, too
My husband, Dave, may officially be the sick one in our marriage, but his steadily declining health is also doing a real number on my mental and physical well-being. Emotionally, I’m the little silver ball in the pinball machine. I’m...
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'Sharknado' sequel has bite and lots of laughs
Don't worry about me. The Sharknado Evacuation map supplied by Syfy network places me, as a resident of Lower Manhattan, smack in the zone most in peril this sharknado season. But I'll be ready.
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