Raleigh Local News
Top stories from Raleigh newspapers and today's headlines from Raleigh area radio and television stations.
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News headlines from Raleigh, NC
Enquirer-Journal (Nov 7, 2009)
The 2009 election cycle is a prime example of how political trends are sometimes hard to spot when theya TMre approaching, hard to describe when they arrive, and hard to flag when theya TMve run their course. More
Apex Herald (Nov 7, 2009)
The Wake County Veterans Council is presenting it's 29th Veterans' Day Parade Nov.7th, Saturday, 9:15, downtown Raleigh. More
Richmond County Daily Journal (Nov 6, 2009)
5 Here are some plain-truth observations about Wake Countya s public school system: Ita s successful, educating a broad range of students who perform well on mandated tests and enjoy a host of extracurricular activities and academic opportunities. More
Sun Journal (Nov 6, 2009)
The state rested its first-degree murder case against Gary Lamont Hayes II on Friday afternoon and his defense lawyer asked Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Ben Alford to dismiss the first-degree murder charges for lack of evidence. More
WRAL.com - Local News (Nov 6, 2009)
As Wake County prepares for another round of flu vaccine clinics on Monday, health officials want to clear up confusion about the Nasal FluMist vaccine used to ward off H1N1. More
Windsock (Nov 6, 2009)
The state rested its first-degree murder case against a former Camp Lejeune Marine on Friday afternoon, and his defense lawyer asked Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Ben Alford to dismiss the first-degree murder charges for lack of evidence. More
WNCN-TV Raleigh (Nov 6, 2009)
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WNCN-TV Raleigh (Nov 6, 2009)
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NBC 17 (Nov 6, 2009)
After almost two years of neglect the L'Hermitage subdivision in Apex is being renovated and renamed by new developers. More
Jacksonville Daily News (Nov 6, 2009)
The state rested its first-degree murder case against a former Camp Lejeune Marine on Friday afternoon, and his defense lawyer asked Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Ben Alford to dismiss the first-degree murder charges for lack of evidence. More
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