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Local News | News | Lifestyles | Entertainment Local News Tuesday's High Could Reach Up To 100 Degrees One Killed, One Injured In Fayetteville Accident Two Teens Arrested In Durham Armed Robbery Man Accused Of Kidnapping Ex-Girlfriend Now Charged With Rape Second Suspect Arrested In Fatal Kinston Shootout Johnston Businessman's Shooting Death Ruled Suspicious Zebulon Postal Workers Feel Heat After Cooling Malfunction 58 People Detained At Fort Bragg School System Could Terminate Contract With Missing Chapel Hill Attorney Technology & Training Services in Chapel Hill Is Sold To Maryland Firm Polymer Group Relocates Its Headquarters To Charlotte PPD Drives Up Net Revenues By 26% In Second Quarter Bayer Licenses Reflux Test From Wake Forest U. Health Sciences Concurrent Lays Off 7% Of Workforce In Cost-Cutting Move AAIPharma Names Former Quintiles Executive As IT Vice President Ingram Industries Buys Raleigh-Based VitalSource Technologies State Auditor: Investigations Of Off-Duty Employment Not Uncommon Wake Officials Consider Property Tax Changes Defense Attorneys Review Notes In Duke Lacrosse Case Highway Patrol Looking For More Female Troopers DOT Says It Won't Allow Ferries For Parties Again Wake School Board To Discuss Year-Round Conversion Former Airline Worker Travels Globe To Do Extraordinary Things Higher Gas Prices Hurt Small Businesses, Charities Middle East Conflict Hits Home For Some N.C. Residents Missing Registered Sex Offender Found In Wake County SBI Investigates Former Johnston Elections Director Blogbeat, Triangle-Based Provider of Blog Analytics, Sold To Chicago Firm SAS Opens Office In Charlotte To Drive Growth In Financial Services News Excuse me...are you going to eat that? Lifestyles Bill Leslie's Carolina Conversations : Beating the Heat Week - Part 2 Entertainment