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A Raleigh police officer was shot this evening as a police tactical team attempted to enter an apartment in the Brier Creek area of town.

Modified: 02/06/12 11:23:55 PM

The half-century old F.W. Woolworth lunch counter looks like just the spot to enjoy a 10-cent cup of coffee and a 60-cent cheeseburger.

Modified: 02/06/12 04:54:50 AM
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A 28-year-old Raleigh man was charged with first-degree murder today after his infant son died in the hospital Sunday. Emergency workers had found his five-month-old son unresponsive on Jan. 21.

Modified: 02/06/12 04:30:04 PM
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As lawyers present opening statements today in the second trial of Jason Young, there is likely to be a sense of deja vu for those who followed the first trial of the medical software salesman accused of killing his pregnant wife.

Modified: 02/06/12 10:20:08 AM

The state official in charge of figuring out how to fix an enormous financial shortfall in Pennsylvania's capital city said in a proposed recovery plan released Monday that "significant and difficult" steps lie ahead, and Harrisburg may end up seeking bankruptcy protection.

Modified: 02/06/12 03:59:20 PM
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Empire Eats, the local restaurant group that owns The Raleigh Times Bar, Gravy, Sitti and The Pit, is buying the former Hideaway BBQ location on Capital Boulevard.

Modified: 02/06/12 04:23:04 PM

Parents of 1,191 Wake County students have to reselect which middle schools they want their children to attend this fall because of a computer glitch on the school system’s computer system.

Modified: 02/06/12 11:10:30 AM

Durham police investigators are trying to identify a suspect in a vehicle break-in and larceny.

Modified: 02/06/12 11:25:31 AM
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A Raleigh police officer was shot this evening as a police tactical team attempted to enter an apartment in the Brier Creek area of town.

Modified: 02/06/12 11:23:55 PM
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A colleague of State Rep. Larry Womble says the nine-term Democratic lawmaker has been released from a Winston-Salem hospital, where he was recovering from injuries received in a head-on collision last December.

Modified: 02/06/12 09:24:15 PM
Education More

Parents of 1,191 Wake County students have to reselect which middle schools they want their children to attend this fall because of a computer glitch on the school system’s computer system.

Modified: 02/06/12 11:10:30 AM
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Junk food remains plentiful at the nation's elementary schools despite widespread efforts to curb childhood obesity, a new study suggests.

Modified: 02/06/12 04:04:13 PM
People More

For three decades, Rachel Edwards was the face of the Brown-Wynne Funeral Home. She met the bereaved with her motherly demeanor, always offering her condolences, said Bob Wynne, the funeral home's president.

Modified: 02/06/12 05:05:02 AM
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A Butte man who told officers he instigated a police chase because he always wanted to try it, found out it'll cost him a $1,000 fine to go with his tire damage.

Modified: 02/06/12 12:44:18 PM
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The faculty at Miramonte Elementary School will be removed following allegations of child sex abuse against two teachers, Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent John Deasy said Monday night at a meeting with parents.

Modified: 02/06/12 11:04:17 PM

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