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Residents 'relieved' after Cary approves safety project at crosswalk where a person was killed (opens the original)
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Residents say they are relieved after the Town of Cary approved safety changes at a crosswalk where one of their neighbors was killed. 76-year-old Soile Lazarz was hit and killed in August at the crosswalk near the intersection of Ederlee Drive and Peregrine Place. Bob Fennel, Lazarz’s neighbor, says the memories of the tragedy are still fresh for his community. “People are still dealing with it,” he said. “Everybody’s upset.” Since that tragedy, he and other neighbors have been meeting with Car
A Raleigh woman says police won’t help find her stolen wallet despite knowing its location (opens the original)
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A Raleigh woman is frustrated with Triangle police after she says she received no help retrieving her stolen wallet and keys despite knowing their exact location. Lynn Owens woke up Wednesday morning to drive her kids to school when she realized her car was missing. “I go into my driveway. My car is gone,” Owens said. Her husband found her stolen car abandoned just down the road. Dash cam video from her car revealed someone broke into her car and drove it down the road early Wednesday morning. T
AI leaders discuss concerns to human safety in Durham on Friday (opens the original)
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Leaders and experts in the artificial intelligence field will meet in Durham on Friday to address concerns of how dangerous AI could be to mankind. The third annual Cybersecurity at Duke Conference on Duke's campus will feature a discussion on "the rapid deployment of autonomous AI systems across enterprise security operations and the questions that it raises." The 9:15 a.m. event is not open to the public. The conference comes at a tense time in the ongoing conversation about AI dangers, many w
Water main break will block North Roxboro Street in Durham for 'several hours' (opens the original)
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An 8-inch water main break is blocking North Roxboro Street in Durham early Thursday morning. The WRAL Breaking News Tracker was at the scene by 3:45 a.m., where the road was closed between East Hammond Street and Maynard Avenue. Durham Water Management said the break was reported around 2:45 a.m., leaving about 20 customers without water service. A boil advisory is not in effect, but customers should flush their bathtubs with cold water until the water is clear once service has been restored. T
Lenovo Center removed hundreds of old seats as part of renovations -- where are they now? (opens the original)
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Hundreds of seats have been removed from Lenovo Center as part of ongoing renovations, leaving ‘Canes and Wolfpack fans wondering what happened to the old seats. It’s not uncommon to see sports arenas sell or auction off their former seats. Fans use them as memorabilia, putting them in mancaves or bars. So when major ‘Canes fans Bob Padula and Mike Wolstenholme heard from a friend of theirs that seats were getting thrown out, they were surprised. “The whole thing doesn’t seem right. Something’s
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