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6 more in NC dead of flu

With North Carolina’s flu season ebbing, state health officials said Thursday that the virus had claimed six more lives last week, fewer than half the toll the week before and…Click to Continue »

 

Raleigh police used GPS data from ankle monitor to charge parolee with break-ins, thefts

Edward Cooper Outlaw got a GPS-linked ankle monitor when he was released on parole last September, and a Raleigh police detective used data from it to charge him with stealing…Click to Continue »

 

Protesters stage 'die-in' at NC Legislative Building over Medicaid

Protesters staged a "die-in" Thursday afternoon at the Legislative Building to protest the state decision not to expand Medicaid and to promote a march set for Saturday in Raleigh. Seventeen…Click to Continue »

 

NC forecasts budget surplus for fiscal year that begins July 1

Legislators will have an estimated $540.8 million in wiggle room - money available to spend on new budget priorities or to relieve "budget pressures" this year, according to an analysis…Click to Continue »

 

Man charged with murder in Raleigh death of 6-month-old in 2013

A 31-year-old man was brought from Virginia to Raleigh on Thursday afternoon to face a murder charge in the October 2013 death of a 6-month-old boy.Click to Continue »

 

Two charged in Raleigh, Garner sweepstakes holdups

Police have charged two men with armed hold-ups at sweepstakes parlors in Raleigh and Garner and a bingo parlor in Raleigh.Click to Continue »

 

Johnston County gymnast returns to competition after broken back

Corinth Holders High School gymnast Lydia Davis broke her back during a competition last year but has returned to the sport she loves.Click to Continue »

 

Wake County schools promoting cultural proficiency

The Wake County school system is hoping to boost student achievement by increasing efforts to train teachers, principals and assistant principals on how to relate better to families from all…Click to Continue »

 

Former Tar Heel players, other basketball coaches fill private Dean Smith funeral

Inside the Chapel Hill church where Dean Smith had a regular seat on the back row, family, friends and former players gathered privately Thursday to celebrate the coach whose fight,Click to Continue »

 

Ford: Today's Senate Democrats in NC not like the old

Sen. Joel Ford, a Mecklenburg County Democrat, asked fellow senators on Thursday not to confuse today's Democrats with those who controlled the chamber for decades. He explains.Click to Continue »

 

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