RALEIGH, N.C. — Some Raleigh elementary school students received an early Christmas treat on Thursday morning, when Clay Aiken paid a visit to 3rd, 4th and 5th graders at Hilburn Elementary.
The students raised the most money for tsunami victims through UNICEF. They brought in more than $3,700. Clay is a UNICEF ambassador and recently toured Uganda and areas hit by the tsunami.
WRAL Crime Reporter Amanda Lamb answers your questions about crime scenes, murder cases and much more.
Eleanor Goettee answers your questions about teacher pay, year-round schools ...
Steve Cohen answers your questions about saving lives and what to do in emergency situations.
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(13 votes) man pleads guilty in 2005 stabbing death
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(8 votes) hanna heads for carolinas
(6 votes) hanna's approach yields tornado watches
Meteorologists have been tracking Hanna, which has been a tropical storm and a hurricane.
The Grand Opening of the new Raleigh Convention Center is Sept. 5 and 6.
View photos from the past week on the campaign trail from AP photographers around the country.
View a time lapse animation of drought conditions since April of 2007.
WRAL's Pops in the Park concert was held at the Koka Booth Amphitheatre Sunday evening, Aug. 31.
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