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Raleigh, United States (Local)
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Steve Daniels focuses on local news related to finance, insurance, banking, job cuts, and acquisitions in the United States. He frequently covers government and politics with an emphasis on business and industry as well as legal and compliance matters.
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By: Rob Ridley, Steve Daniels
Sunderland AFC has become embroiled in a war of words with Sunderland City Council over a proposed residential-led development which the Premier League club claims could have “catastrophic” consequences for its operations and future ambitions concerning the Stadium of Light.
By: Steve Daniels
Prayers have been answered after a Selma 5-year-old, Holly Carter, beat a devastating diagnosis.
Prayers have been answered after 5-year-old Holly Carter beat a devastating diagnosis.
By: Steve Daniels
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By: Steve Daniels
Ken Dula reflects on his life during the 1960s, including his time serving in Vietnam, as he watches a play based on his experiences.
By: Chris Allen Thompson, Steve Daniels
Atlanta's BeltLine Marketplace hosted numerous local vendors. FOX5 Atlanta reported that an estimated 67 million Americans planned to shop locally, with
By: Steve Daniels
ABC11 was there with the 82nd Airborne on multiple deployments to the Middle East during the past two decades.
Oxford United's dream of playing at Wembley was beginning to feel like a distinct possibility, and on Wednesday 22 January 1986 they hosted Second-Division side Portsmouth in the quarter-finals, knowing a victory would set up a two-legged semi-final against one of Arsenal or Aston Villa.
Premier League club Newcastle United has announced a series of improvements at St. James’ Park following feedback from supporters.
