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Even with progress, Hurricane Florence victims still need help 2 years later
Now two years after Hurricane Florence, hundreds of thousands of residents are back in their homes, and tens of thousands of small businesses are either up and running or almost there, and it's all happened despite months of political wrangling that had nothing to do with the hurricane or North Carolina.
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Shift to new data system causes COVID-19 data confusion
Republicans strike out on overriding Gov. Cooper's vetoes
Starbucks will allow employees to wear Black Lives Matter shirts, pins
GOP lawmakers try to box in Cooper with new proposal on bars, gyms
VIDEO: Gov. Cooper explains why NC can't completely reopen
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A look at how Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools prepped for this year
Shift to new data system causes COVID-19 data confusion
Republicans strike out on overriding Gov. Cooper's vetoes
Starbucks will allow employees to wear Black Lives Matter shirts, pins
GOP lawmakers try to box in Cooper with new proposal on bars, gyms
VIDEO: Gov. Cooper explains why NC can't completely reopen
NC Auditor: DOT ignored spending plans, lacked accountability
Cash-strapped counties conserving PPE like water in a drought
Coronavirus: 39 million N95 masks at center of fraud investigation
What happens if you vote 'no preference' in presidential primary
Cars with expired tags could be costing NC millions
New year means Triangle Expressway tolls going up
Is something up with your water bill? We looked into it
UNC Chancellor: Campus must be environment 'free from anti-Semitism'
Some troops denied health coverage for burn pit illnesses
Shakeup could change rules for how often truck drivers take breaks
Measles Returns: Investigating Vaccination Rates
Doughnut business gets its dough via Troubleshooter
Show More
Show Fewer
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