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    More rain Sunday, with clouds and rain into Memorial Day weekend

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    Showers and thunderstorms plan to stick around through the end of the weekend for central North Carolina.  In fact, most of next week looks unsettled as well, with more clouds and rain all the way into next weekend. More>>

    3 injured in Franklin St. crash in Chapel Hill

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    Chapel Hill's Franklin St. is closed for about an hour after three people are injured in a late-night crash. More>>

    Broyhill back in court Tuesday on Hahn murder charge

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    Jonathan Broyhill is back in court Tuesday. He is charged with murdering Jamie Hahn in Raleigh in April. More>>

    Clayton holds 'HeartChase' to honor local teen Video included

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    Teams of people, including some dressed in outlandish costumes, converged on Clayton's Town Square Saturday Morning to honor the memory of a student athlete who died of a rare heart condition. More>>

    UNC, NC State to meet in ACC Baseball Tournament

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    The ACC Baseball Tournament begins this week in Durham, with UNC and N.C. State facing each other Saturday night. More>>

    • Politics

    • Friday, May 17 2013 4:41 PM EDT2013-05-17 20:41:48 GMT
      Gov. Pat McCrory says a bill laying out how wind farms can operate in North Carolina will help create a diverse supply of energy for the state and boost the economy.
      Gov. Pat McCrory says a bill laying out how wind farms can operate in North Carolina will help create a diverse supply of energy for the state and boost the economy.
    • Friday, May 17 2013 12:03 PM EDT2013-05-17 16:03:21 GMT
      North Carolina General Assembly leaders want to direct state agencies to tame the growth of Medicaid in their upcoming budget proposal.
      North Carolina General Assembly leaders want to direct state agencies to tame the growth of Medicaid in their upcoming budget proposal.
    • Thursday, May 16 2013 7:24 PM EDT2013-05-16 23:24:32 GMT
      Members of the North Carolina General Assembly are expecting lots more debate as they dispose of dozens of bills before a self-imposed cutoff designed to whittle down the topics they can consider through 2014.
      Members of the North Carolina General Assembly are expecting lots more debate as they dispose of dozens of bills before a self-imposed cutoff designed to whittle down the topics they can consider through 2014.
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