Same-Sex Couples Plan To Register Licenses In NC
Same-sex couples legally married in other states are being encouraged to start registering their documents in North Carolina courthouses.
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Duke Named Preseason Favorite In New-Look ACC, UNC 3rd
Duke is the favorite to win the expanded Atlantic Coast Conference, though new member Syracuse has the preseason player of the year in C.J. Fair.
Read More16-Day Government Shutdown Comes To An End
Congress has approved and President Barack Obama has signed legislation to avert a U.S. government default on its debts.
Read MoreDuke’s Boone ‘Day To Day’ In Recovery From Injury
Duke coach David Cutcliffe says quarterback Anthony Boone is “day to day” in his recovery from a broken collarbone.
Read MorePoll: GOP Gets The Blame In Shutdown
A new poll suggests that Americans are mostly holding Republicans responsible for the partial government shutdown.
Read MoreNC Won’t Issue More WIC Vouchers For October
A state-run program that gets federal dollars to ensure proper nutrition for pregnant women and their young children won’t issue any vouchers beyond those already given out for October.
Read MorePanthers Waive Unproductive WR Edwards
The Panthers have finally given up on Armanti Edwards, waiving the fourth-year wide receiver.
Read MoreRookie Schroder Lifts Hawks Past Bobcats, 87-85
Rookie guard Dennis Schroder scored on a runner with 2.1 seconds left to lift the Atlanta Hawks to an 87-85 victory over the Charlotte Bobcats in a preseason game Tuesday night.
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More NC Students To Walk, Bike To School For One Day
Students at about 80 elementary schools in North Carolina are scheduled to walk or bike to school to celebrate a global effort aimed at building awareness of the benefits of those exercises.
Read MorePolice Spied On Moral Monday Protesters
The Raleigh Police Department conducted undercover surveillance at meetings held by the North Carolina chapter of the NAACP to organize this year’s mass protests of the Republican-led state legislature.
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