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A 2-year-old boy is recovering after Randolph County deputies say he found a handgun inside his home and put it in his mouth, and the weapon fired.
Meeting talks about new testing system
The Edgecombe-Nash Retired School Personnel held a meeting March 12. Pictured are, front row from left: the Rev.
Raleigh police officer's 'improper right turn' causes traffic accident
But so far, only the other driver, Josefina Hernandez Herrera, 40, of Raleigh, has been charged – with driving without a license and with riding with a child who was not in a “weight appropriate child passenger restraint system,” according to the report.
Raleigh police await opinion on Internet sweepstakes parlors
City Attorney Tom McCormick has told the Raleigh City Council that he’s waiting for guidance from Wake County District Attorney Colon Willoughby.
Cary stretch of road project slated for 2014
Major construction on the section of Interstate 40 that runs through Cary is set to begin in late 2014 and wrap up in August 2016.
Bikers bid farewell to SBB Four Corners
SBB Four Corners was sold in December, but remained open for one final spring rally.
SBB Four Corners Final Burnout
"It's like a motorcycle fashion show", said Sam Sharpe of Raleigh, NC as he watched motorcycles drive through the building at SBB Four Corners, Saturday afternoon.
G.W. Carver alumni celebrates 72nd anniversary
The S.A. Gilliam Scholarship Awards Banquet is among the highlights of the celebration.
Raleigh police say driver who hit pedestrian was impaired, unlicensed
The woman, Norma Collins McCaulley of McCulloch Street in Raleigh, was seriously injured after she was hit on Boylan Avenue shortly before 9 p.m. McCaulley, 64, was crossing Boylan between Morgan and Hargett streets when she was hit by a Toyota driven by Mark Steven Teague of Oberlin Road, according to Raleigh police.
Morrisville voters say no more districts
Lauren Butler, a voter in Morrisville, gets frustrated when she hears people say they have a district representative on the Town Council.
Robbery suspect arrested in Knightdale
Jimmy Seth Perry, 62, of 200 Stone Path Drive, Fuquay-Varina, is charged with common law robbery.
Hiding Behind The Regulations For Nonprofits
For more than four years now, the North Carolina courts have been sorting through complex issues surrounding lobbying and public disclosure of clients.
Have a happy, Sharia-free weekend
Amid all the noise and ruckus of the General Assembly's current, historic session, many bills tainted by far-right myths and misperceptions were introduced.
Editorial voices from elsewhere
No matter how often Republicans denounce them, the initial talking points used by the White House to describe the attack in Benghazi, Libya are not the real point.
Community colleges, high school put emphasis on training for manufacturing jobs
Gov. Pat McCrory ribbed a couple of his top advisers Friday as he introduced them to a group of industry and community college leaders.
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When ideas excite our competitors, we're in trouble
The wholesale change in state government policy when it comes to creating jobs has some in the economic development realm "giddy" with excitement.
Raleigh Street Piano Project brings music to the masses
Siberian husky, Adek, looks on as Robin Pace, left, and Frank Austin, right, of Best Piano Movers tries out one of the pianos as they move them into downtown Raleigh in time for Artsplosure this weekend.
Raleigh considers banning dogs from city athletic fields, playgrounds
Dogs have to stay on leashes in Raleigh parks but can run freely at three dog parks: Oakwood , Millbrook Exchange and Carolina Pines .
Single-family permits up 65 percent in Wake through April
New single-family building permits were up 65 percent in Wake County through the first four months of the year, according to data compiled by the Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County.
Natl. Relocation & Real Estate
5 Ways That Small Businesses Fail
Starting a small business is risky. According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, approximately 50 percent of new businesses last five years or more, and only about 33 percent last 10 years or more.