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NC jobless rate falls to 5.5 percent in December
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US stocks tumble on weak business forecasts, economic data
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Facebook outage brings jokes, marketing pitches to Twitter
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Chef Andrea Reusing to open restaurant in new Durham hotel
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Production companies can now apply for NC film grants
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UNC’s Nate Britt finds shooting stroke in 93-83 victory over Syracuse
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For Rep. Ellmers, abortion vote not an 'honor' she likely will treasure
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Credit union displays highlight NC foster children in need of homes
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Wake County leaders say property-tax increase needed
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Google bringing its high-speed Internet service to the Triangle
Google will web the Triangle with thousands of miles of fiber-optic cable in the coming years, connecting homes and businesses in seven municipalities to the Internet through its high-speed Google Fiber service.
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Obama opens Atlantic coastline to drilling
The Obama administration is expected to open the Atlantic Ocean to oil drilling on Tuesday, according to people familiar with the planning and a draft map viewed by McClatchy.
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Blizzard blasts into Boston but largely spares NYC
Travel bans were lifted in New York City and New Jersey, after a storm packing blizzard conditions spun up the East Coast, pounding parts of coastal New Jersey northward through Maine with high winds and heavy snow.
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Blizzard hampers travel between Triangle and the Northeast
If anyone missed the effect of the Northeast blizzard on air travel, 105 canceled flights into and out of Raleigh-Durham International Airport on Tuesday made the message clear: Don't even think about travel there.
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Steve Judd invents groundwater monitoring system after a drought
From an inventor’s puzzle to a small business, Steve Judd and his family are working to take...
Sports
Canes return, face uncertainty
After six days off for the NHL All-Star break, the Carolina Hurricanes went back to work Monday. Ahead of them: 36 games to end the season and a lot of uncertainty.
Local/State News
Obama opens Atlantic coastline to drilling
The Obama administration is expected to open the Atlantic Ocean to oil drilling on Tuesday, according to people familiar with the planning and a draft map viewed by McClatchy.
Business
US stocks tumble on weak business forecasts, economic data
U.S. stocks tumbled in midday trading Tuesday, weighed down by disappointing business forecasts from big-name companies and an unexpected drop in orders of long-lasting goods. The slide sent the Dow Jones industrial average down nearly 400 points ...
Politics
Road Worrier: Cost-conscious Wake transit planners get more bang from a bus
While Orange and Durham counties invest high hopes in a modern light-rail line that would run between UNC and Duke, old-fashioned buses are earning new respect as transit priorities in Wake County.
Nation/World News
Motorola fights to preserve lucrative cop-com franchise
As Chicago cops braced for protests in advance of the NATO and G-8 summits in 2012, hometown radio giant Motorola made what seemed like a grand gesture.
Living
Chef Andrea Reusing to open restaurant in new Durham hotel
James Beard-award winning chef Andrea Reusing, owner of Lantern in Chapel Hill, is partnering with developers of the soon-to-open The Durham boutique hotel to open a restaurant and rooftop bar.
Entertainment
Production companies can now apply for NC film grants
It's a new era for the North Carolina film industry: Producers of television and films can now apply for money under the state's new $10 million grant program.
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