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Person hurt overnight when gunfire hits Durham home
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U.S. rejoins Paris climate accord
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Sunni Sky's ice cream shop in Angier up for sale
Kids Exchange begins this week at NC State Fairgrounds
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Consumer Reports survey shows which cars make their owners happiest
5 On Your Side, building company help homeowner get straightened out
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'Stories by Grumps' keep local author, grandchildren connected during COVID-19
Triangle Restaurant Week returns Monday
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Work from a luxury suite at Durham Bulls Athletic Park
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Wake County man arrested for recording women in bathroom
NC new daily cases of coronavirus steady at 7,181 on Saturday; 3,416 in hospitals, lowest number since Dec. 29 — The number of North Carolinians being treated in hospitals for COVID-19 continues to slowly drop. On Saturday, 3,416 were hospitalized, the lowest number since Dec. 29. more
Lumberton's police chief holds a news conference to discuss the shooting death of an officer.
