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    Power in part of downtown Raleigh to be restored by 8:30 p.m. after construction crew hit underground line. — A construction crew hit an underground power line Tuesday afternoon in downtown Raleigh. More than 600 customers lost power around Chavis Park. A Duke Energy spokesperson said power is expected to be restored by 4:30 p.m.

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Raleigh Police Identify Woman Found At Moore Square
National Guard Places 1,000 Soldiers, Airmen On Storm Alert
Duke Researchers: Cancer Cells, Blood Vessels Communicate
Humanitarian Relief, Riot Control Part of Urban Warfare Training
Iraqi Refugees Helping Ready N.C. Troops For Deployment
Staying Home Due To Winter Storm Not Option For Emergency Personnel
DOT Crews Slowly Get To Wake County Roads
Edwards Hopes Role Of 'Washington Outsider' Will Gain N.H. Votes
Latest Breakout Highlights History Of Escapes At Vance County Jail
Storm Causes Local Universities To Cancel Monday Classes
RDU Advises Passengers To Call Airlines Before Arriving At Airport
Durham Police Investigate Four Weekend Murders
Teen Pleads Guilty In Rape Of Cary Rest Home Resident
Wake County Roads Get Worse Overnight
Harnett Beauty Queen's Latest Win Does Not Come With Crown
Monday Night Brings Freezing Rain; Many Schools Close Tuesday
Troops In Iraq Who Spent Time With WRAL Return Home
Most Malls Closed To Shoppers Monday
Progress Energy Mobilizes Extra Crews; Other Power Companies Also Ready For Storm
Hospitals Seek Four-Wheel Drive Volunteers
Johnston County School Vandalized
Snow Turns To Sleet As Road Conditions Deteriorate
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