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Indonesians act out the tenth station; 'Jesus is stripped of his garments' during a re-enactment of the Stations Of The Cross on Good Friday at the Raja Agung church on April 18, 2014 in Bintan Island, Indonesia. Holy Week marks the last week of Lent and the beginning of Easter celebrations. Catholics make up approximately 3 percent of the population of the predominantly Muslim country.

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Sports

Indiana power forward David West (21) goes to the basket as New Orleans power forward Anthony Davis (23) defends in the first half of a NBA basketball game at the New Orleans Arena in New Orleans Saturday, Dec. 22, 2012.

David West: A man on many missions

Garner’s David West is a two-time All-Star who leads the Indiana Pacers into the NBA playoffs, but his biggest wins come off the court, through his charity work and mentoring.

Local/State News

Convenience stores offering fresh food in NC's food deserts

A federal grant funded an initiative to get healthier foods in corner stores. A North Carolina legislative committee also is studying ways to help alleviate food deserts, which are defined as any places where residents live more than a certain distance...

Business

Six-week-old pigs on a North Carolina hog farm.

USDA orders farms to report pig virus infections

Farms stricken with a deadly pig virus must report outbreaks as part of a new program to help monitor and possibly control the spread of the disease, the federal government announced Friday.

Politics

About 25 demonstrators protest near Halifax Mall in downtown Raleigh on March 13, 2013 in opposition of Duke Energy’s plans to increase rates. Duke’s 7.2 percent rate increase was approved in 2012 and upheld in 2013.

NC Attorney General Roy Cooper appeals Duke Energy rate increase for second time

NC Attorney General Roy Cooper says the NC Utilities Commission disregarded the NC Supreme Court's instructions to review the rate's economic impact on consumers. 1 hour ago

Nation/World News

South Korean rescue members search passengers believed to have been trapped in the sunken ferry Sewol near the buoys which were installed to mark the area in the water off the southern coast near Jindo, south of Seoul, South Korea, Saturday, April 19, 2014. The captain of the sunken South Korean ferry was arrested Saturday on suspicion of negligence and abandoning people in need, as investigators looked into whether his evacuation order came too late to save lives. Two crew members were also arrested, a prosecutor said.

Prosecutor says mate steering waters for 1st time

A prosecutor says that the third mate steering a South Korean ferry at the time of a major accident was navigating those waters for the first time. 16 minutes ago

Living

<span class="ng_leadin"><strong>Clockwise from top left:</strong></span> Neutral gray gets some sizzle from accessories such as pillows, a bold striped rug and an end table. But the orange pouf, hand-crocheted from polypropylene yarn, steals the scene. The pouf measures 23 inches in diameter and stands 15 1/2 inches tall. Besides paprika (as shown), it's available for $229 in Turkish tile (blue), sulphur (bright yellow) and graphite (gray) from Crate and Barrel.

Outdoor living: What’s new in patio furnishings?

Lavish outdoor living spaces inspire stylish furniture reminiscent of indoor pieces.

Entertainment

Raleigh&#x2019;s Walnut Creek Amphitheatre starts its 24th season Tuesday with longtime favorite Jimmy Buffett.

Sound of Spring: Outdoor Music Guide 2014

Keep this guide to more than 100 shows handy for a summer full of outdoor music fun in the Triangle.

Opinion

DHHS chief Wos takes costly route to fix Medicaid

Where will it end, all these sole-source, no-bid contracts courtesy of the state Department of Health and Human Services? 2 hours ago

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