Public Records
The WRAL Public Records section is first and foremost a public service. Information is power and this section provides citizens a powerful resource for locating and evaluating public records and other governmental information.
We believe that access to public information is a freedom that extends to everyone — not just to those who have the time, expertise and persistence to find it on their own. Public records are often difficult to locate, assemble and organize. This public records section provides easy access to data that is open and available to all citizens. It is an ongoing initiative that will expand as more public records become available.
Federal and state law protects the public's right to know. To learn more, read the Freedom of Information Act and the North Carolina Open Records Law.
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- 'Fatal Vision' killer appeals 40-year-old conviction
Updated 4:46 p.m. yesterday - Five charged in Raeford home invasion
Updated March 19 |
- Separate shootings leave two dead in Fayetteville
Updated March 19 - Man shot in face at Fayetteville party
Updated March 20 - Anti-war activists to hold vigil near Fort Bragg
Updated March 20
- 'Fatal Vision' killer appeals 40-year-old conviction
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- Bogdanovich joins faculty of NC filmmaking school
Posted 4:01 a.m. today - Former Bush Treasury head Paulson speaks at UNC-CH
Posted 4:01 a.m. today - Postmaster's family tradition set to end at work
Posted 12:01 a.m. today - Earnhardt up to 8th in standings
Posted 7:30 p.m. yesterday - Tenn. firm's health policies draw complaints
Posted 6:03 p.m. yesterday
- Bogdanovich joins faculty of NC filmmaking school
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- Floods recede in Fargo, but other hazards linger
Updated 4:01 a.m. today - 2 Baltimore officers shot during traffic stop
Updated 12:19 p.m. yesterday - Last Haditha defendant seeks to dismiss charges
Updated 34 minutes ago - Snowmobiles, ATVs, lobster boats used for census
Updated 1:25 p.m. yesterday - Toyota shareholders sue over fallen stock price
Updated 4:06 p.m. yesterday
- Floods recede in Fargo, but other hazards linger
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- Bush, Clinton to visit rubble-filled Haitian city
Posted 35 minutes ago - Tanzania, Zambia demand one-off sales of ivory
Updated 20 minutes ago - Sarkozy's party expecting setback in regional vote
Updated 8:12 a.m. yesterday - China begins trial of 4 Rio Tinto employees
Updated 2:28 a.m. today - US doctor faces first day of manslaughter trial
Posted 3:11 a.m. today
- Bush, Clinton to visit rubble-filled Haitian city
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- Silver Alert issued for missing Durham man
Posted 9:51 p.m. yesterday - Raleigh woman charged after Wake County pursuit
Updated 9:54 p.m. yesterday - Vehicle catches fire on I-40 near Benson
Posted 3:07 p.m. yesterday - Raleigh mother charged with DWI, child abuse
Posted 2:59 p.m. yesterday - Police investigate fight in apartment complex
Updated 12:12 p.m. yesterday
- Silver Alert issued for missing Durham man
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- L.A. band tries to cash in with free monthly album
Posted 1:51 p.m. yesterday - Viacom, YouTube air dirty laundry in legal battle
Updated March 19 - Nintendo aims to get consoles in schools
Updated March 19 - Hollywood and Bollywood join arms to fight piracy
Updated March 18 - Palm's phone sales slump and its stock dives
Updated March 18
- L.A. band tries to cash in with free monthly album
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- Group names clergy who signed Wake schools petition
Posted 11:02 a.m. yesterday - Man teaches passion for service learning
Updated 9:44 a.m. yesterday |
- Wake group holds forum on student assignment
Updated March 20 - Board to vote publicly on Wake school chief's ousting
Updated March 19 - Some Wake schools could start class later
Updated March 19 |
- Group names clergy who signed Wake schools petition
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- Colo topless gardener complaints prompt new rules
Posted March 19 - UK library receives book overdue by 45 years
Posted March 19 - NYC cops sorry for pounding couple's door 50 times
Updated March 20 - Cops: Burglar logs into MySpace on store computer
Posted March 18 - Man who accidentally lit match on plane faces heat
Posted March 18
- Colo topless gardener complaints prompt new rules
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Votes for health care reformHouse speaker Nancy Pelosi looks to secure the health vote.
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