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Muslims in the Triangle say they feel they are defined by their faith

This week, Muslims across the Triangle and beyond have felt acutely the ways in which they stand out. They may be conspicuous for their dress, their skin color and, if…Click to Continue »

 

Doing Better: Civil War-era history crucial to understanding modern NC

Politics in this state have rarely been pretty, but critical causes – including civil rights – have eventually prevailed when enough people got involved on their behalf.Click to Continue »

 

Art exhibit highlights prominent black family’s life in Raleigh

Throughout February, the City of Raleigh Museum is hosting “A Family Story: Photographs from the Pope House” in honor of Black History Month.Click to Continue »

 

Bank hackers steal millions via malware

In late 2013, an ATM in Kiev started dispensing cash at seemingly random times of day. No one had put in a card, or touched a button. Cameras showed that…Click to Continue »

 

Christensen: A new focus on lynchings in NC and the South

A new report from the Equal Justice Initiative of Montgomery, Ala., finds that lynchings were more widespread than originally understood.Click to Continue »

 

Wake County school board reviews budget challenges

Wake County school board members faced the reality Saturday that money likely isn’t available for many of the new programs they’d like to offer this year to boost student achievement…Click to Continue »

 

Gov. Pat McCrory administration has nearly depleted NC’s job incentives program

After promising employers nearly $300 million in incentives grants for new jobs since taking office, Gov. Pat McCrory has nearly depleted the main pot of money the state uses to…Click to Continue »

 

Bald eagles are back in the Triangle

Bald eagles have made a remarkable recovery, both in North Carolina and nationwide. Not a single pair of bald eagles were nesting in North Carolina in 1983; now there are…Click to Continue »

 

‘HKonJ’ marchers take to the streets

Marchers hoping to influence public policy on Medicaid expansion, universal health care and other issues took to the streets of downtown Raleigh on Saturday morning…Click to Continue »

 

Krispy Kreme Challenge brings out runners, doughnut eaters

Runners flooded the streets of downtown Raleigh on Saturday morning for one of the nation’s most unusual charity runs – the Krispy Kreme Challenge.Click to Continue »

 

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