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Washington bureau chief for The Associated Press.

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Associated Press journalist based in Chicago helping oversee news in 14 states from Texas north to Minnesota. Before the Midwest, I worked in the Mideast (Cairo, Tehran, Baghdad and beyond) for the AP.

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Didn’t get tickets to the Game 6 watch party at Lenovo? Can you watch outside?

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By Anna Johnson 
| The Herald-Sun (Durham, NC)
Tickets to the watch party to see the Carolina Hurricanes have a chance to win the Stanley Cup Final sold out fast. The Carolina Hurricanes have could clinch the Stanley Cup, headed to Las Vegas 3-2 against the Vegas Golden Knights on Sunday, June 14. During away games, the Canes have opened the Lenovo Center for a ticketed watch party to watch on the large screens. Tickets are $10, and people can purchase some discounted concessions, park for free and get a free rally towel.
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It was 101 degrees in the Triangle this week. It’s about to feel even hotter.

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By Anna Johnson 
| The Herald-Sun (Durham, NC)
Key Takeaways AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. The Triangle reached a high of 101 degrees on Thursday, June 11. A heat advisory runs 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday with heat index up to 109. The risk will jump to 'extreme' in some areas of Wake, Durham and Granville. The temperature in the Triangle reached 101 degrees on Thursday, June 11. It’s forecasted to feel even hotter Friday, June 12.
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Why Raleigh may stop residents from watering their lawns completely

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By Nolan Wilkinson, Anna Johnson 
| The Herald-Sun (Durham, NC)
Key Takeaways AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Level one restrictions allow lawn watering Tuesdays (odd) and Wednesdays (even). More than 300 water use violations were recorded since April. Further restrictions could bar all lawn watering unless water-efficient methods are used. RALEIGH Raleigh water customers could see more limits on their use as North Carolina’s drought continues and demands on the city’s water infrastructure grow.
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