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Man, 31, missing in Raleigh in Yates Mill Pond, Tryon Road area

The N.C. Center for Missing Persons has issued a Silver Alert for a missing endangered man, Eugene Maurice Lovick.

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Raleigh mayor lifts citywide curfew after one week of peaceful protests

Raleigh Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin lifted a citywide curfew Monday after exactly one week of peaceful protests.

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Artist creates ‘End Racism Now’ street mural in Raleigh

A group of people painted an "End Racism Now" street mural in downtown Raleigh Sunday. The message is painted in bold, bright yellow letters on Martin Street between South West and South Harrington streets, just outside the Museum of Contemporary Art.

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Man arrested for not returning rental car hours after telling city council he planned to sue Raleigh police

A man was arrested early Friday morning, just hours after telling the Raleigh City Council he intended to file a class-action lawsuit against the Raleigh Police Department.

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Pastors lead peaceful march in Raleigh, seeking change after George Floyd’s death

People of all faiths put aside their religious differences to peacefully march in honor of George Floyd on Saturday. Pastors in the African American church community led way from the Duke Energy building to the North Carolina State Capitol.

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