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Duke’s Krzyzewski has no comment on Sulaimon allegations
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Embattled NC courts director retires
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Gunmen steal more than $4 million in gold from stalled tractor-trailer on I-95
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Massive Iraqi assault begins to retake Tikrit from Islamic State
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Health and diet: Science says carbs aren't always the enemy
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NASA spacecraft making first visit to dwarf planet Ceres
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1939 depot up for demolition
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NCSU police: Sex assault reported at frat house
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Saunders: Pay your respects while folks are still alive
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Digitized films from Duke show side of Triangle towns few have seen
Nearly 80 years after H. Lee Waters filmed North Carolinians doing ordinary things, a digitization effort by Duke University Libraries is drawing new audiences to his reels that show a rare glimpse of life during the Great Depression.
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Durham DA plans to seek death penalty in Chapel Hill shooting case
Durham District Attorney Roger Echol indicated his plans to pursue the death penalty against Craig Hicks, the man accused of shooting three Muslim students in February, in court documents.
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Fate of 500,000 in NC hangs on ACA court case
More than 500,000 North Carolinians stand to lose subsidized health coverage based on a challenge to the Affordable Care Act that goes to the US Supreme Court this week.
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Who are the NCAA tournament bubble teams?
They're in. They're out. They're soft. They're stout. They're on the bubble, ...
Bald eagles, flourishing in Southeast, face bacteria serial killer
Researcher Susan Wilde uncovered a bacterium, Aetokthonos hydrillicola, with a powerful toxin that...
Sports
Canes, Ron Francis have slow day on trade deadline, but week was productive
For the Carolina Hurricanes and general manager Ron Francis, the NHL’s trade-deadline day turned out to be a very slow day. While NHL teams scrambled Monday before the 3 p.m. deadline, the Hurricanes already had their business done.
Local/State News
1939 depot up for demolition
The old Carolina Trailways and Carolina Coach depot may be demolished, according to city records. Greyhound Lines has pulled out of a proposal to sell the historic warehouse to a nonprofit.
Business
Jordan, other NBA owners join Forbes' billionaire list
Michael Jordan and some other NBA owners have reached new heights, landing on Forbes world list of billionaires.
Politics
Boehner leaves open possible vote on Dem-backed DHS bill
Speaker John Boehner left open the possibility Monday that the House might pass long-term funding for the Homeland Security Department without immigration provisions attached, as Republican options dwindled for avoiding a capitulation to the White...
Nation/World News
Freed Guantanamo detainees struggle with new lives in Uruguay
Resettled in a foreign land, surrounded by a language he doesn’t understand, suspected al-Qaida operative Adel bin Muhammad El Ouerghi finds the challenges of everyday life to be daunting.
Living
Health and diet: Science says carbs aren't always the enemy
Are carbohydrates really so bad for you? Science says no. Here are 10 things you need to know about carbs.
Entertainment
Digitized films from Duke show side of Triangle towns few have seen
Nearly 80 years after H. Lee Waters filmed North Carolinians doing ordinary things, a digitization effort by Duke University Libraries is drawing new audiences to his reels that show a rare glimpse of life during the Great Depression.
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