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Published Fri, Oct 23, 2009 12:15 PM
Modified Fri, Oct 23, 2009 12:02 PM
Modified Fri, Oct 23, 2009 12:02 PM
Triangle jobless rate rose in September
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Hearing gives man chance at exoneration
A Wake County jury convicted Greg Taylor in 1993 of killing Jacquetta Thomas, and he has exhausted the usual routes of appeal. This week, Taylor has the chance to undo the jury's decision, as his case is heard before a panel of three judges. -
Sentencing ready for 2 in permit scheme
A federal judge is prepared to sentence two former company investors for conspiring to give $196,000 in cash and consulting fees to a then-state employee to expedite an air quality permit for an ethanol plant. -
Hearing scheduled on trial for Ruffin Poole
Federal prosecutors and the lawyer for an ex-aide to former Gov. Mike Easley will argue at a hearing today over when the trial will start. -
Wind gusts may top 40 mph today
The Triangle is under a high wind watch today, according to the National Weather Service in Raleigh. -
School on Forest Ridge looks unlikely
Despite warnings that making the change could cost taxpayers an additional $15.5 million, Wake County's school board majority moved a step closer Tuesday toward fulfilling its campaign promise of abandoning a proposed high school in northeast Raleigh. -
Who used private flights?
When former Democratic Gov. Mike Easley was being grilled about his unreported use of private airplanes last year, his campaign attorney posed this question: Why not look into the records of Easley's former Republican opponents? -
See a pothole? Record its spot
Have you hit a bad pothole in the past week? Here's what you can do about it. -
Uncovered cover girl is primed for a career kick
Brooklyn Decker spent the best day of her career not in a bikini, but in tears. -
Grant to help black youths excel
Moses S. Richards embodies what Durham school officials hope $1.25million will do for other black male students. -
Private preschool tries Cary
A new private preschool will offer yoga in the morning, organic Whole Foods-catered meals for lunch, and learning with child-size Smart Boards in the classroom.
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