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Local News
Jim Black Scandal Prompts Ethics Concerns
30 Hurt When Greyhound Bus Overturns on I-440
Black in Franklin Jail Awaiting Move to Federal Prison
Longtime Campbell University President Dies
2 Arrested in Meth Lab Bust at Henderson Hotel
More problems surface in FSU nursing program
Authorities: DOT Truck Caused Fatal Wreck
Dispatches from a Reporter's Notebook : Tidal Wave of Grief
Lawmakers Pass Bills, Try to Wrap Up Session
Recalled Food Still on Store Shelves
Higher National Cigarette Tax Could Can State Increases
State Safety Office Probing RDU Death
Attention Turns to Lobbyist's Links to Black
Commuter Rail System Coming to the Triangle?
Developers Unveil Plans for Downtown Apex
NCCU Welcomes New Chancellor
Cary Shuts Down Reclaimed Water System
Inspectors Check Conditions at N.C. Animal Shelters
13-Year-Old Charged in Lee County Slaying
Charlotte Police Find Missing Cary Boy, Subdue Mother
News
Flames Destroy Raleigh House That Was Under Construction
Lobbyist Charged With Embezzlement
Man Fatally Shot Outside Durham Apartment Complex
Plans Unveiled for Carolina North Project
Gas Leak Prompts Fayetteville Evacuations
Taylortown Councilor Keeps Seat Amid Drug Charges
Prison's Substance Abuse Counselor Resigns After Drug Arrest
Gas Distributor Settles Price-Fixing Complaint
Teens Seen on Roofs Before Chapel Hill Burglaries
N.C. reports record number of home schools
Weather
WRAL WeatherCenter Blog : This is not actually a weather question, but is related to our rainfall: What governs how much water the army corps of engineers releases from falls lake? Usually, during the summer, they fix the flow at a low level and leave it there, when the lake is below it's normal level of 251.5'. This year, they have been running it much higher, well above the average flow. This flow dwarfs our water consumption, and is the primary reason for the drop in the lake. I assume they have to meet flow requirements down stream, but have not been able to find anything on the subject.
WRAL WeatherCenter Blog : Several years ago, did you have a weatherman whose last name was Smith? I think he was also a body builder. I would like to know his full name and where he went when he left your station. This came up during a conversation with a family member. Thanks!
WRAL WeatherCenter Blog : As you can see, the direction of the wind as measured and illustrated by your current stats between Raleigh and RDU are in opposite directions. Is that an instrumentation error, or are we somehow experiencing variable winds today,07/26/07 @3:45PM.
WRAL WeatherCenter Blog : What is invest 981? never heard of that before. (hurricane tracker)
WRAL WeatherCenter Blog : Look Out for Meteors
National News
Canned French-Style Green Beans Recalled
Sports
High School Sports : WRAL High School Football Tour: Day Three
High School Sports : The Heat Is On!
Tom Suiter : Skip Prosser Remembered
Traffic
State House Puts Brakes on Turnpike-Funding Bill
Business
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Lifestyles
Bill Leslie's Carolina Conversations : Homegrown & Handmade
Ruby & Elvis
To Tip or Not To Tip Camp Counselors
Jake, Our Hero
Entertainment
Brian Shrader's Siteseeing Blog : Athletic Moose
Gaming Guru : Game Critics Best of E3 2007
Health Team
ICDs Can Be Difference Between Life, Death
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