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Superintendents, education advocates join effort to reduce school testing
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Taxes and 'loathing' in the City of Oaks? Raleigh council talks long-term
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Ex-rap mogul 'Suge' Knight arrested in deadly hit-and-run
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Hunting coyotes OK in wolf territory, wildlife panel says
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Former Rep. Tom Murry lands legal counsel job at NC Administrative Office of the Courts
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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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Mitt Romney won’t run for president in 2016
Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican nominee who surprised the political world when he said he was mulling a third run, said Friday that he’s ruled it out, deciding that “it’s best to give other leaders in the party the opportunity to become our next...
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N.C. still on shakier economic footing than rest of U.S., study shows
North Carolina still lags behind other states when it comes to the economic well-being of its residents, a study found, despite the fact that the national and state economies have strengthened considerably over the course of the five-year recovery.
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Shaffer: Torrid love letters unearth a mystery in downtown Raleigh
A century-old romance is discovered in Raleigh and described on a baker’s blog. But who were J. Edwin and Annie?
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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
Shaffer: Torrid love letters unearth a mystery in downtown Raleigh
A century-old romance is discovered in Raleigh and described on a baker’s blog. But who were J. Edwin and Annie?
Business
US stock markets move lower on mixed US economic data
U.S. financial markets veered lower in morning trading Friday as investors sifted through corporate earnings and economic news. The government reported that the U.S. economy slowed in the final quarter of last year even as wage growth improved.
Politics
Former Rep. Tom Murry lands legal counsel job at NC Administrative Office of the Courts
State Rep. Tom Murry of Morrisville was voted out of office in November, but he’ll still be a common sight at the General Assembly after getting a new job at the Administrative Office of the Courts.
Nation/World News
Mitt Romney won’t run for president in 2016
Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican nominee who surprised the political world when he said he was mulling a third run, said Friday that he’s ruled it out, deciding that “it’s best to give other leaders in the party the opportunity...
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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