Top Stories
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Water can be inviting, but in cold temperatures it can be deadly
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Duke Energy’s $1 billion cleanup: Who would pay?
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Christensen: Duke Energy has the power
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Thousands remain without power after winter storm that dumped record rainfall
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Jet may have turned; suspicious passengers checked
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DeCock: Not their Senior Night, but a presumably final show for Parker and Hood nonetheless
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Duke downs UNC 66-61 to earn berth in ACC title game
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Ruutu scores late, Devils beat Canes 5-4
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Furloughs called off at St. Augustine’s
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Team to search for Civil War ironclad’s artifacts in the Neuse River near Kinston
On Monday morning, state archaeologists will search the Neuse River in Kinston for the remnants of the CSS Neuse, a Civil War ironclad.
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Duke ends long-range drought to knock off rival North Carolina 93-81
Duke’s Jabari Parker scored 30 points and the defense clamped down on North Carolina for most of the game for an 93-81 Blue Devil win over the Tar Heels at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham.
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More vets suffer from ALS, but the VA moves effectively to help
No one is yet certain why military veterans are twice as likely to develop amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, than the general population. But the Department of Defense and the VA get high marks for trying to reduce the...
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Sports
Duke ends long-range drought to knock off rival North Carolina 93-81
Duke’s Jabari Parker scored 30 points and the defense clamped down on North Carolina for most of the game for an 93-81 Blue Devil win over the Tar Heels at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham.
Local/State News
Water can be inviting, but in cold temperatures it can be deadly
Warm, sunny, springtime days make lakes and streams inviting, but the water can be deadly cold, a group of outdoor enthusiasts heard Saturday at a Falls Lake workshop.
Business
Durham’s Bell and Howell reinvents itself for a digital world
Bell and Howell has been diligently adapting the technology that made it the No. 1 producer of high-speed mail-sorting equipment for new markets with growth potential. The diversification effort is critical for the Durham-based company in light of...
Politics
Duke Energy’s $1 billion cleanup: Who would pay?
The company has tried for years to avoid cleaning up the coal ash pits. It is now likely to ask that ratepayers cover the cost.
Nation/World News
Jet may have turned; suspicious passengers checked
International intelligence agencies joined the investigation Sunday into two passengers who boarded the missing Boeing 777 jetliner with stolen passports, as Malaysian authorities said radar images showed the plane may have turned back before vanishing...
Living
Cackalacky: one man’s saucy vision
Page Skelton of Pittsboro has turned his spicy Cackalacky sauce into a whole line of products.
Entertainment
Southern Culture at the Library
The “Plastic Seat Sweat” throne highlights a UNC-Chapel Hill museum exhibit to long-lived local band Southern Culture on the Skids.
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