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After missed court-ordered deadline, Raleigh photographer gets more time to deliver wedding photos

Raleigh photography company accused of ghosting couples after their wedding has been given more time to comply with a court order.
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Drought conditions worsen from last week

The latest drought monitor was finally released as of Thursday morning, June 11th, and it is not good compared to the last few weeks. Drought degradation and intensification took place across parts of the east as extreme drought expanded to portions of Greene, Pitt, and Martin counties. A new area of exceptional drough
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Where to celebrate the 4th of July across the Triangle and central NC

Independence Day is just around the corner, and communities across the Triangle and central North Carolina are getting ready for fireworks, parades and family-friendly celebrations. From Raleigh to Durham to smaller towns across the region, there are dozens of ways to celebrate — whether you’re looking for a large fire
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Wake County school bus drivers reign supreme at annual statewide ‘road-e-o’

The North Carolina Pupil Transportation Association (PTA) recently hosted its annual “road-e-o.” The champions of local school bus driver skills competitions met at the state fairgrounds on Thursday, June 4, to compete with other drivers from all over the state. Drivers had to complete eight driving maneuvers as...
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Parts of Central NC upgraded to exceptional drought after days without measurable rainfall

This is the worst drought this part of the state has seen since 2008.
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Exceptional Drought Hits Northern Piedmont as Raleigh, Chapel Hill, and Greensboro Face Worst Dryness...

NORTH CAROLINA — Drought conditions have worsened significantly across North Carolina’s Northern Piedmont, with Exceptional Drought — the highest level on the scale — now added to the map from Raleigh to just east of Greensboro. Little to no rainfall has fallen across this corridor for weeks, and the combination of hig
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Overnight Dunn Gunfire Leads Cops To Stolen Raleigh Pistols, Youths Detained

What started as gunfire on a Dunn street ended with two stolen Raleigh handguns off the road and three people detained, according to police. Dunn officers say they recovered the weapons during a search-warrant raid after detectives spotted clothing and other items that looked a lot like what they had already seen on su
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‘Exceptional’ drought is back in Triangle. How much rain does NC need?

Portions of North Carolina, including parts of the Triangle, are now in “exceptional” drought with little consistent forecasted rain in our future. Durham, Orange, Granville and Alamance counties are all now in ‘exceptional’ drought, the highest ranking drought rating, according to latest data released Thursday, June 1
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Durham to implement stage 2 stronger water-use restrictions to protect supply as drought worsens

Bull City leaders say mandatory stage 2 water-use restrictions will go into effect starting Monday.
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Restaurant leaves West Franklin Street in Chapel Hill. You can still grab a bite

A downtown Chapel Hill restaurant closed its doors, but fans can still grab a bite. The Latin Effect — known for serving dishes with Latin American influences — shut down its brick-and-mortar location on West Franklin Street. Now, the business is back to focusing on its food truck. “Your favorite flavorful, fresh Latin

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