Top Stories
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Former UNC official says pressure led to improper graduate admission of athletes
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Suspect, three victims dead in string of related Tarboro shootings
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Fire displaces 4 in North Raleigh
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Digitized films from Duke show side of Triangle towns few have seen
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Homeland funding votes clarify political fault line in NC and beyond
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Economic incentives bill to again test NC urban-rural divide
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Astronauts take 3rd spacewalk to complete tricky cable job
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In Russia, dwindling opposition mourns slain Boris Nemtsov
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Region to warm after icy morning
After yet another day of winter weather in the Triangle, warmer temperatures are expected to give area residents at least a brief break from the cold.
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Snow days lead to hunger pangs for some Triangle families
Thousands of children in the region rely on school for at least one meal a day, and losing eight days of school meals put a strain on many families. Local food pantries expect the repercussions to linger for weeks.
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Raleigh slowly returns to life after two weeks of winter weather
As the weather slowly warmed Saturday in Raleigh, trash trucks rolled, the power flickered back in the last darkened homes and nonprofits tended to those isolated by last week's snowstorms.
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Dance group performs, teaches art of flamenco in Durham
As part of Duke's "Passion for Flamenco" series, the Spanish dance company Flamenco...
Powell: Meet North Carolina's new Senator No
Former N&O editorial cartoonist Dwane Powell returns to lampoon lawmakers and other folks in...
Sports
Canes sign McClement to 2-year extension
The Carolina Hurricanes have taken one potential trade target off the board, signing veteran center Jay McClement on Sunday to a two-year, $2.4 million extension.
Local/State News
Snow days lead to hunger pangs for some Triangle families
Thousands of children in the region rely on school for at least one meal a day, and losing eight days of school meals put a strain on many families. Local food pantries expect the repercussions to linger for weeks.
Business
NC entrepreneurs look to reinvent farming with the CropBox
Williamson Greenhouses of Clinton is hoping to change the economics of farming with the CropBox, a shipping container equipped with a hydroponic growing and software monitoring system.
Politics
Dome: Voting law talk sank Loretta Lynch's AG support in NC
The opposition by Sens. Richard Burr and Thom Tillis, both North Carolina Republicans, of NC native Loretta Lynch's nomination for US attorney general centers on Lynch's apparent unwillingness to reverse course in a federal challenge to North Carolina...
Nation/World News
In Russia, dwindling opposition mourns slain Boris Nemtsov
Thousands of people marched near the Kremlin in Moscow, where Putin foe Nemtsov was gunned down shortly before midnight Friday.
Living
Dance group performs, teaches art of flamenco in Durham
As part of Duke's "Passion for Flamenco" series, the Spanish dance company Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana will have its final performance Sunday night.
Entertainment
Sarah Anne Johnson turns CAM into her personal 'Wonderland'
'Wonderland,' a mid-career retrospective by Canadian artist Sarah Anne Johnson in downtown Raleigh's Contemporary Art Museum, touches on the natural world and the deepest, darkest corners of her family history.
Opinion
Powell: Meet North Carolina's new Senator No
Former N&O editorial cartoonist Dwane Powell returns to lampoon lawmakers and other folks in the great North State.
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