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UNC’s Silent Sam has long been a flash point

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New app will help parents know: Where is my child's school bus?

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'Tell my family I love them:' SC police officer captures his own shooting on glasses' camera

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NC State police chief discusses information leading to disciplinary actions on football players

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Trump sows confusion over Russian hacking

  • Purr Cup Cafe wants help to become Raleigh’s first cat cafe

    Sarah Newton and Arthur Hailey, of Raleigh, plus Arthur’s daughter Birdie, are partnering with Meow House Cat Rescue to create a themed cafe where customers can come for coffee and to spend time with furry felines.

Purr Cup Cafe wants help to become Raleigh’s first cat cafe

Sarah Newton and Arthur Hailey, of Raleigh, plus Arthur’s daughter Birdie, are partnering with Meow House Cat Rescue to create a themed cafe where customers can come for coffee and to spend time with furry felines.
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IKEA reps throw an open house in Cary

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IKEA reps throw an open house in Cary

More than 300 people attended an open house Thursday, July 27, 2017, to meet with IKEA representatives to learn more about the proposed store at Cary Towne Center. Here IKEA representative Joseph Roth and Cary residents Erika Johnson and Tim Devinney talk about the potential location that could be open as early as summer 2020.

Second Wegmans plan approved in Cary

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Second Wegmans plan approved in Cary

An initial plan for a second Wegmans grocery store was OK'd by the Town of Cary and could be open by late summer 2019. The 130,000 square-foot store would be on the southeast corner of Davis Drive and Airport Boulevard in western Cary.

Raleigh bar and restaurant patrons celebrate Brunch Bill

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Raleigh bar and restaurant patrons celebrate Brunch Bill

Sunday marked the first day that most NC businesses could sell alcohol before noon on Sunday, a freedom granted by the so-called “brunch bill” Gov. Roy Cooper signed on June 30. North Carolina until then was one of only three states to prohibit Sunday mor

Infosys bringing 2000 jobs to RTP, NC

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Infosys bringing 2000 jobs to RTP, NC

Video: N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper and Infosys president Ravi Kumar announced Thursday that the tech company would be building a technology hub in the Research Triangle. It is expected to bring 2000 jobs to the area over the next five years.

From child farm laborer to advocate

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From child farm laborer to advocate

Video: Yessy Bustos, executive director of NC Field, describes growing up in a seasonal farm working family where at the age of eight she began working in the cotton fields of Arkansas. After college she landed a job with NC Field, an advocacy organizatio