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Raleigh police investigate suspected gunshot homicide
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Durham police to discuss internal firearms investigation
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Apex cancer patient continues his marathon beyond Boston finish line
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Two taxi service apps - Uber and Lyft - launch in Raleigh
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Alleged Kansas KKK shooter caught with black prostitute in the '80s
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Raleigh Police Memorial to be unveiled at City Hall on Friday
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UNC, NC State baseball game at DPAC won't be rescheduled
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US proposes pay-for-priority Internet standards
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Gunman kills 3 Americans at Kabul hospital
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NC Museum of Natural Sciences receives top honor
The NC Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh has received the nation's highest honor for museums and libraries.
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NC committee recommends replacing Common Core with state education standards
A draft bill would replace the Common Core State Standards in reading and math with new learning goals created by North Carolina’s Board of Education, in consultation with a new Academic Standards Review Commission.
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William Peace University students, faculty and alumnae protest president
A group of students, faculty and alumnae gathered in front of William Peace University in Raleigh on Thursday to protest President Debra Townsley’s management of the school.
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New monument marks Elizabeth Edwards' grave
Nearly four years after her death, Elizabeth Edwards has a towering monument to mark her final resting place in Raleigh's Oakwood Cemetery - a pair of outstretched hands carved from white marble, 27 doves flying from the palms.
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Contest: Win tickets to see 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2'
Enter for tickets to the premiere at Marbles IMAX Theatre.
Guide to candidates: 2014 primary
Learn more about Triangle and statewide candidates running in the primaries May 6.
Sports
Duke attackman Jordan Wolf learned his craft from the best: Matt Danowski
When Jordan Wolf was growing up in suburban Philadelphia, he watched Duke attackman Matt Danowski, who went on to become the NCAA’s all-time leading scorer. Now a senior at Duke, Wolf has had quite the career of his own.
Local/State News
William Peace University students, faculty and alumnae protest president
A group of students, faculty and alumnae gathered in front of William Peace University in Raleigh on Thursday to protest President Debra Townsley's management of the school. Earlier this week, Townsley chalked up the criticism to a difficult transition...
Business
Chapel Hill's University Square redevelopment could start later this year
Five years and three university chancellors later, the University Square redevelopment on West Franklin Street is taking the final steps before demolition and construction, project officials said Thursday.
Politics
NC committee recommends replacing Common Core with state education standards
A draft bill would replace the Common Core State Standards in reading and math with new learning goals created by North Carolina's Board of Education, in consultation with a new Academic Standards Review Commission.
Nation/World News
Ukraine moves against insurgents in the east
Russia announced new military exercises Thursday involving ground and air forces near its border with Ukraine, swiftly responding to a Ukrainian operation to drive pro-Russia insurgents out of occupied buildings in the country's tumultuous east.
Living
Past Times: A typical Tar Heel family travels to the 1940 World's Fair
Already the small town dry cleaner and his family are counting the places they wish to see on the expense-free trip - Radio City with Major Bowes and Kay Kyser, a big league ball game, "Romeo and Juliet" on the stage, Coney Island and scores of others...
Entertainment
Soulful sounds at Durham's first Art of Cool Music Festival
A Maceo Parker performance and a show celebrating North Carolina jazz and R&B greats lead off the first Art of Cool Music Festival in Durham.
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