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FEMA says loss of roof is 'minor damage' in Dunn

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Federal officials have rejected a Dunn man's request for aid to rebuild his home after he lost most of his roof in the April 16 tornados. Full story...
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House agrees on Republican penned budget

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The House has tentatively agreed to a $19 billion plus budget bill for next year, penned by Republicans, that would let expire a pair of temporary tax increases and received some Democratic support. Full story...
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Lenoir-Rhyne's Goldsmith retires after 45 years

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Fred Goldsmith announced his retirement Tuesday. He had been coaching at Lenoir-Rhyne for four years, going 17-27 and leading the Division II Bears to a 7-4 record in 2010. Full story...
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Commission approves giant wind farm in eastern NC

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A state panel has approved a 300-megawatt wind farm in eastern North Carolina, but the project still needs numerous other permits before turbines can start producing green energy. Full story...
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Taxes, layoffs are issues in NC House budget

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The House has started its debate on a proposed North Carolina state budget pushed by Republicans who call it a right-sized plan that makes sure government lives within its means. Full story...
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House bill OKs change NC forced annexation laws

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Landowners could block a North Carolina municipality from acquiring unincorporated areas against their will if 60 percent of them file petitions against the plan in legislation approved by a House committee. Full story...
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Closing arguments set for murder trial of Cary man

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Defense attorneys and prosecutors are scheduled to begin closing arguments after eight weeks of testimony in the trial of a Cary man accused in the 2008 death of his wife. Full story...
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Tornado-damaged Raleigh mobile homes demolished

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Residents of a Raleigh mobile home park say they have lost more items after their homes damaged in the April 16 tornados were bulldozed without sufficient warning. Full story...
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Charges raised to murder against Beaufort man

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A Carteret County grand jury has indicted a man on a second-degree murder charge in a crash that forced another driver off a high-rise bridge across the Intracoastal Waterway. Full story...
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Senate approves new communication technology rules

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New rules governing how North Carolina towns and cities can offer broadband, television and telephone services has received tentative approval in the state Senate. Full story...
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Police: Suspect kills himself after wounding cop

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Fayetteville police say a man suspected of shooting and wounding an officer has died after shooting himself during a standoff with police. Full story...
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Fayetteville police search more blacks than whites

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Fayetteville police stop and search black drivers more often than white drivers. Full story...
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Duncan plans to visit Durham school on NC trip

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The Secretary of Education is coming to Durham to highlight efforts to turn around low-performing schools. Full story...
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NC judge orders documents released in Edwards case

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A North Carolina judge has ordered the release of some documents in a lawsuit filed by the mistress of former presidential candidate John Edwards. Full story...
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More than 780,000 NC residents affected by Sony Playstation security breach

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Attorney General Roy Cooper urges consumers to place free security freeze, monitor credit reports. Full story...
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