1. WRAL News REWIND: Jan. 20-27

    One arrest solved nearly 20 crimes in Durham, a missing Cary woman's burned body was found, and Raleigh residents are called upon to conserve more water.

    1. Jan. 27, 2008
  2. TOP STORY: Suspect in Student's Death, 2nd Man Charged in Series of Robberies

    Two men partnered to commit a series of armed robberies that terrorized the community, Durham police said. One robbery ended in the death of a Duke University graduate student.

    1. Jan. 25, 2008
  3. TOP STORY: Court Records: Slain Woman in Financial Dispute

    Court records show a slain Cary woman had a dispute with her estranged husband over money.

    1. Jan. 24, 2008
  4. TOP STORY: Raleigh Residents Asked to Stick to 35 Gallons a Day

    Raleigh leaders on Tuesday asked city residents to limit their daily water consumption to 35 gallons per person to help extend the dwindling supply of drinking water as much as possible.

    1. Jan. 22, 2008
  5. TOP VIDEO: Unlikely, But Apex Man Says True: Owl Attack Caught on Tape

    Two men say an owl has attacked them three times outside their Apex office. And they have video to back up their claims.

    1. Jan. 25, 2008
  6. TAR HEEL TRAVELER: Durham Photographer Shoots in Black and White

    A new exhibit at the N.C. Museum of History shows black-and-white moments of American history, caught by 94-year-old Alexander Rivera over his career.

    1. Jan. 24, 2008
  7. SUNDAY: Durham Police Investigating String of Robberies, Shootings

    Durham police are looking into a string of robberies and shootings; they say target people of Latino descent. All the crimes happened this month, with 11 occurring over the weekend.

    1. Jan. 21, 2008
  8. MONDAY: Triangle Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day

    The presence of children at Raleigh’s memorial march encouraged adults, they said, because a younger generation was learning about the slain civil rights leader’s message.

    1. Jan. 21, 2008
  9. MONDAY: Pregnant Marine's Slaying Draws Support for Fetal Homicide Law

    The slaying of pregnant Camp Lejeune Marine Lance Cpl. Maria Lauterbach has sparked increased support for a state law that would make it a separate crime to kill unborn children.

    1. Jan. 21, 2008
  10. MONDAY: Reward Offered in Wild Horse Shootings

    More than a half-dozen wild horses have been fatally shot in the Outer Banks since 2001, and authorities have posted a reward for information leading to the arrest of a gunman.

    1. Jan. 21, 2008
  11. MONDAY: Raleigh Group: We Have Right to Improve Our Property

    A group of homeowners and business people on Monday began lobbying against proposals to limit the size of homes built in older Raleigh neighborhoods.

    1. Jan. 22, 2008
  12. TUESDAY: Icy Roads Cause Over 50 Wrecks

    Icy roads Tuesday morning lead to more than 50 accidents across the Triangle, most of which were fender-benders, according to authorities.

    1. Jan. 22, 2008
  13. TUESDAY: Navy Proposes New Sites for Controversial Landing Field

    The U.S. Navy on Tuesday proposed two new sites in North Carolina and three in Virginia for an outlying landing field for jets.

    1. Jan. 22, 2008
  14. TUESDAY: Inmate Shot, Killed in Escape Attempt

    An inmate trying to escape a prison in Johnston County was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon.

    1. Jan. 22, 2008
  15. TUESDAY: Racially Charged Notes Found in Campbell Dorm

    Students at Campbell University found racial slurs stuck to the doors of a dormitory Monday, the day set aside nationally to honor the civil rights legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

    1. Jan. 22, 2008
  16. TUESDAY: Bus Driver Assault Nets Man House Arrest

    A Cary man convicted of assaulting a Wake County school bus driver last spring was placed on house arrest Tuesday and ordered to attend anger management classes.

    1. Jan. 22, 2008
  17. TUESDAY: Sheriff's Deputy Accused of Stealing Guns While on the Job

    A Franklin County sheriff's deputy is out of a job after being charged with larceny. Richard Bryan Shearin is accused of stealing guns from a Louisburg home on Aug. 18.

    1. Jan. 23, 2008
  18. WEDNESDAY: Teacher Shortage Looms in Wake County

    Wake County schools could face a new crisis. In the next few years, 25 percent of teachers in the county will be eligible to retire.

    1. Jan. 24, 2008
  19. WEDNESDAY: Feds Could Help Crack Down on Durham Crime

    The federal government could soon bring in assistance in an effort to crack down on crime in the Bull City.

    1. Jan. 23, 2008
  20. WEDNESDAY: Murder Suspect Claims Mental Retardation

    Attorneys for a man charged in connection with the fatal stabbing of a Raleigh woman have filed a motion claiming he is mentally retarded.

    1. Jan. 24, 2008
  21. WEDNESDAY: State to Pay Dail for Wrongful Incarceration

    The State Industrial Commission on Wednesday authorized a payment of $368,493.14 to a Goldsboro man who spent about half his life in prison for a crime he didn't commit.

    1. Jan. 23, 2008
  22. WEDNESDAY: Bloody Truck Found at Johnston County Car Lot

    Authorities are trying to determine if a truck found on a Johnston County car lot is connected to a missing-person case.

    1. Jan. 23, 2008
  23. WEDNESDAY: Retail Development Aims to Be a Tourist Push for Roanoke Rapids Theatre

    The Carolina Crossroads project, next to the Roanoke Rapids Theatre, broke ground Wednesday. City leaders hope retail development will help attract more visitors to the theater.

    1. Jan. 23, 2008
  24. WEDNESDAY: I-40 Driver Sentenced in Inmate's Death

    Frederick Henri Beaujeu-Dufour pleaded no contest Wednesday to careless and reckless driving in connection with a crash that killed a prison inmate working along Interstate 40.

    1. Jan. 23, 2008
  25. WEDNESDAY: Ex-Lacrosse Coach Files Slander Suit Against Duke

    Former Duke University men's lacrosse Coach Mike Pressler filed a defamation lawsuit Wednesday against the university.

    1. Jan. 24, 2008
  26. THURSDAY: Stimulus Plan Could Help Local Businesses, People

    Local businesses and individuals could have their bottom lines pumped up by a proposed national economic stimulus plan.

    1. Jan. 25, 2008
  27. THURSDAY: Judge: Quets Can't Visit Twins

    A judge has dismissed the legal effort of a birth mother to visit the twins she kidnapped from their adoptive family in Apex a year ago.

    1. Jan. 24, 2008
  28. THURSDAY: Fugitive Marine Indicted on 5 Charges

    An Onslow County grand jury on Thursday indicted a Camp Lejeune Marine on five charges in the slaying of a pregnant comrade.

    1. Jan. 24, 2008
  29. FRIDAY: Teen Gets Plea Deal in Parents' Slayings

    A Chapel Hill teenager on Friday agreed to a plea deal in the May 2005 shotgun slayings of his parents, whose bodies were hidden for weeks inside the family's upscale home.

    1. Jan. 25, 2008
  30. FRIDAY: Fire Destroys One of Sampson County's Oldest Businesses

    Salemburg residents mourned after a fire destroyed a nearly 100-year-old historic hardware store that was a center of community life.

    1. Jan. 25, 2008
  31. SATURDAY: Residents Saddle Up to Protest Bio-Defense Lab

    About a dozen protesters rode horseback Saturday to raise awareness over a proposed high-level research lab in Granville County. Opponents said they are worried about the potential risk associated with deadly organisms.

    1. Jan. 27, 2008
  32. SATURDAY: High School Basketball Player Joins Yow's Fight Against Breast Cancer

    A high school basketball player expanded North Carolina State University women's basketball coach Kay Yow's game plan to beat breast cancer.

    1. Jan. 26, 2008
  33. SATURDAY: City Bus and Car Collide in Raleigh

    Several people were injured when a city bus and vehicle collided Saturday afternoon. It happened at about 3:30 p.m. along the 3000 block of Blue Ridge Road.

    1. Jan. 27, 2008