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Overturned mixer closes NC 54 in Morrisville
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Rasheed Sulaimon dismissed from Duke
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Critics of NC’s voter ID law to present their case in court Friday
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Rap mogul 'Suge' Knight arrested for fatal LA hit-and-run
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Hunting coyotes OK in wolf territory, wildlife panel says
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Teen charged with robbing twins who exited school bus in North Raleigh
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GOP legislators expected to propose additional abortion restrictions
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1 person killed after trucks collide in Raleigh
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Canes goalie Khudobin makes most of his chance
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Superintendents, education advocates join effort to reduce school testing
Parents have been complaining at least since the 1990s about the proliferation of school testing, which they say limits classroom creativity and puts too much pressure on children. Now superintendents and education advocacy groups are formally joining...
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Taxes and 'loathing' in the City of Oaks? Raleigh council talks long-term
With a long election year ahead, Raleigh's elected officials spent hours on Thursday grappling with the city's growth, talking about the future and trying to make nice with each other at the first day of a planning retreat.
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Giglio: ACC football schedules low on appeal, high on win potential
UNC, NC State and Duke don't have many name-brand opponents on their respective football schedules but that's a good thing for the win column. There won't be any apologies for the schedules by any of the three schools, either. Schedules are complicated...
Featured
We find the best Triangle restaurants for 2015
Greg Cox names the best restaurants in the Triangle for 2015, including the Restaurant of the Year...
Poll shows giant gap between what public, scientists think
The American public and U.S. scientists are light-years apart on science issues. And 98 percent ...
Sports
DeCock: Sulaimon dismissal leaves short-handed Duke in tough spot
Rasheed Sulaimon was never the player he looked like he might become after his freshman year, but after his sudden dismissal from Duke’s team, he’s still not easily replaced given the lack of depth elsewhere on the roster.
Local/State News
Superintendents, education advocates join effort to reduce school testing
Parents have been complaining at least since the 1990s about the proliferation of school testing, which they say limits classroom creativity and puts too much pressure on children. Now superintendents and education advocacy groups are formally joining...
Business
World stocks uneven ahead of US growth report
World stock markets were uneven Friday and Wall Street futures slid ahead of quarterly growth figures that will show whether weakness in China, Japan and Europe has hit the U.S. economy.
Politics
GOP legislators expected to propose additional abortion restrictions
Abortion rights supporters said Thursday they expect Republican legislators to push additional regulations they say could put many of North Carolina’s abortion clinics out of business.
Nation/World News
Europe’s Jews ponder: Is it time to flee again?
Eighty years ago, Jael Botsch-Fitterling’s parents decided something was very wrong in Germany, the nation they called home. Chancellor Adolf Hitler had just named himself fuhrer, and anti-Semitism was becoming national law. Her parents and...
Living
We find the best Triangle restaurants for 2015
Greg Cox names the best restaurants in the Triangle for 2015, including the Restaurant of the Year, Gocciolina in Durham.
Entertainment
American Aquarium fills two shows at Lincoln Theatre
Raleigh-based Americana band American Aquarium will play two sold-out shows at Lincoln Theatre this weekend as part of an album release party for its latest offering, “Wolves.”
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