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    Tonight at 6: It's blamed for more crashes among NC teens than speed and alcohol combined. WRAL Investigates distracted teen driving. — Look around and you'll notice it everywhere on the roads - drivers looking down at their phones. Tonight at 6 p.m., what lawmakers and parents are doing to protect the group most at risk in North Carolina - teenage drivers.

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UNC Plans To Make Room For Tar Heel Faithful At Chapel Hill Cemetery
Investigators Believe Missing Sanford Woman Is Alive
Cary Town Council To Vote On Annexation Report
Be Careful Not To Overmedicate When Buying Cold/Flu Relief
Wake Board Courts Funding To Reopen Day-Care Center
BCBSNC To Cover Cost Of FluMist Intranasal Flu Vaccine For Members
Authorities Investigate Arson Cases At Durham Retirement Home
Teen Charged In Relative's Fatal Wreck Near Rocky Mount
Be Cautious When Setting Up Holiday Decorations
Suspect Released In Durham After Alleged Robbery Victim Flees Scene
Rocky Mount Police Say Thieves Target Elderly
Report: N.C. In Giving Mood With Charities
Avery County Teens Plead Guilty To Assault In Hazing Case
Groups Aim To Save Former Home Of Late Raleigh Author
Third Cumberland Inmate Mistakenly Released From Jail
Counterfeit Scheme Costs Johnston Businesses Thousands Of Dollars
Durham Police Investigate Bank Robbery
Moore Schools Must Refund $104,000 To State
Moore County School Board Appeals Repayment Order
Health Director Warns Parents After Child Dies From Flu
Average Property Values Up 45 Percent In Franklin County
Candler Granted Bond, But Must Remain In Jail
Triangle Area Special Offers