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NC churches welcome congregants as restrictions are lifted
While the Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral and other houses of worship followed the governor's order and held services outside, the Triangle Christian Center in Raleigh filled indoor pews with no social distancing.
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Protesters meet armed group at downtown rally
Carrying firearms and tactical gear, a group of men walking through downtown Raleigh on Saturday was met by some protesters. The armed men said their gathering stemmed from recent arrests at ReOpen NC rallies of people they believe were protesting peacefully.
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Family displaced after child accidentally starts fire
Firefighters said a child accidentally started the blaze by lighting a piece of paper on fire Sunday afternoon.
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Raleigh woman volunteers to be injected with experimental COVID-19 vaccine
Jean Clement is getting injected with an experimental vaccine as part of a clinical trial, and she said she is excited to be playing a role in the race to stop the pandemic.
Read the full story on ABC11 WTVD.
Postponed 'Artsplosure' impacts vendors, festival-goers
The popular "Artsplosure" festival will have to wait until at least October after it was postponed because of COVID-19.
Read the full story on Spectrum News North Carolina.
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