A mass shooting at Fort Hood, a woman's carjacking and a murder-suicide that claimed a Fayetteville family dominated this week's headlines.

1. Nov. 7, 2009

The 7-year-old daughter of an N.C. man goes missing in Florida, Perdue defies a court order to release inmates sentenced to life, and the FDA warns of bogus H1N1 vaccines.

1. Oct. 24, 2009

Wake County school board elections, alleged marriage fraud of Fort Bragg soldiers, and texting while driving were issues that dominated the headlines this week.

1. Oct. 11, 2009

Unemployment numbers and the job market, H1N1 fears and the Durham Bulls' national championship were stories that dominated this week's headlines.

1. Sep. 26, 2009

A Raleigh man charged with raping a real estate agent, the evacuation of the building that houses the North Carolina Department of Justice and state inspectors looking closely into a Harnett County retirement home are a few of the stories that dominated the week's headlines.

1. Sep. 19, 2009

Sen. Edward Kennedy's death, a first-grader killed getting off the school bus, the start of a new school year, and the shooting death of a UNC student dominated the week's headlines.

1. Aug. 29, 2009

A bird strike at RDU, N.C.'s first toll road and the rescue of dozens of cats in Cary dominated the week's headlines.

1. Aug. 16, 2009

Terrorism charges against eight Triangle men and President Barack Obama stop in Raleigh to promote health care reform made headlines this week.

1. Aug. 1, 2009

A crash in Apex killed a local cycling safety advocate and renewed conversations about the rights of those on two wheels, when sharing the road with cars.

1. Jul. 18, 2009

WRAL News REWIND examines a series of deaths in Edgecombe County and visits with a teen that survived a rare flesh-eating bacteria.

1. Jul. 4, 2009

WRAL News REWIND examines flash flooding in Raleigh, the ConAgra plant explosion and local children caught in a river during a church retreat.

1. Jun. 20, 2009

Questions about state H1N1 testing, TB at a day care and pay for Raleigh cops and workers dominated the week’s headlines.

1. Jun. 6, 2009

Mary Easley's controversial job, a new smoking ban and BCBS's role in the health care debate dominated headlines this week.

1. May. 23, 2009

Tornadoes, a probe into Edwards' campaign funds and the Spring Lake Police losing their authority dominated the week.

1. May. 16, 2009

A Marine accused of killing a pregnant comrade returns to the U.S., wildfires consume Myrtle Beach, and 10 people get sick at a Raleigh restaurant were among the week's top stories.

1. Apr. 25, 2009

A shooting at a Carthage nursing home, a smoking ban and Biden’s visit to rural N.C. dominated the headlines of the week.

1. Apr. 4, 2009

Perdue’s address to the state, Michelle Obama’s visit and a pontoon boat plunge dominated the week’s headlines.

1. Mar. 14, 2009

The president announces an end date to the Iraq War while at Camp Lejuene, we might be psyching ourselves out about the economy, and fans still find money for the CIAA basketball tournament.

1. Feb. 28, 2009

A boy shot on a Wake County school bus, a blooming Valentine's Day economy and the first Battle of the Blues this basketball season dominated the week's headlines.

1. Feb. 14, 2009

Snow, Obama’s inauguration and the death of Gov. Bob Scott dominated the headlines this week.

1. Jan 24, 2009

Bouncing back from the recession in the Triangle, computer problems shut down unemployment agency, and gas prices spiking again made news this week.

1. Jan 10, 2009

Economic woes affected state governments, suicide rates - and even letters to Santa this week.

1. Dec 20, 2008

The arrest of Apex teens in the murder of a classmate, the return of an old face to the ‘Canes and the emergency landing of a pilot and dog made the headlines this week.

1. Dec 6, 2008

Take a look back at the historic elections of America’s first black president and North Carolina’s first female governor.

1. Nov 8, 2008

The Duke lacrosse scandal, Nancy Cooper murder case and military domestic violence took center stage this week.

1. Oct 25, 2008

A Benson man accused of killing his mother, stories from the unemployment line and more high gas prices dominated the headlines this week.

1. Oct 11, 2008

The arrest of a man who called the police for help, the beating of a Wakefield High student and turmoil on the stock market dominated the week's headline.

1. Sep 27, 2008

Illegal immigration in Johnston County, the disappearance of a Granville County mother and the death of a state trooper raised emotions during the past week.

1. Sep 13, 2008

A fiery wreck on the Beltline, flooding from Tropical Storm Fay and an investigation into the unsolved murders of three women are the headlines of the week.

1. Aug 30, 2008

Antonio Davon Chance sentenced to life in prison in the killing of a Progress Energy employee two years ago, a Chapel Hill High School football player who passed away and a controversy over school uniforms were some of the top stories of the week.

1. Aug 16, 2008

The murders of pregnant military women and N.C.’s new drought law were the top stories from this week.

1. Aug 2, 2008

A missing Army soldier, trial of a man for his wife's murder, and Sen. Jesse Helm's funeral dominated the news week.

1. Jul 13, 2008

The mysterious death of a pregnant Fort Bragg soldier and the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit in Raleigh are among the top stories of the week.

1. Jun 28, 2008

A man shoots his wife and mother at a nursing home, a foster mother is found guilty of child abuse, and wildfire smoke makes breathing hard in the Triangle.

1. Jun 15, 2008

The Global TransPark finally scores a commitment from a major company, N.C. gets gang-fighting money, and John Edwards endorses Barack Obama.

1. May 17, 2008

A video of alleged dog abuse costs a state trooper his job, Army officials deplore conditions in a Fort Bragg barrack, and the drought situation improves.

1. May 4, 2008

A look at the top stories for the week April 14-19.

1. May 4, 2008

WRAL News Rewind for March 30 - April 4.

1. Apr 6, 2008

Check back on the top stories of the week as reported by WRAL crews.

1. Mar 22, 2008

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill loses its student-body president to a violent lsaying, Rep. Thomas Wright faces the music at a state Legislature ethics committee, and rainstorms finally raise the level of Falls Lake.

1. Mar 9, 2008

The drought effects on Raleigh ripple downstream, overcrowding might split up some Wake County classrooms, and Duke and Carolina renew their basketball rivalry.

1. Feb 9, 2008

The manhunt for a Marine accused of killing a pregnant comrade, Mike Nifong files for bankruptcy and the Triangle's brush with winter weather topped headlines for the week of Jan. 13-19.

1. Jan 19, 2008

With a second place finish in the Iowa caucuses, John Edwards vows to keep his campaign moving, plus thousands of New Year's Eve revelers converged on downtown Raleigh to ring in 2008, and a judged ruled a man accused of decapitating his daughter was mentally ill.

1. Jan 5, 2008

Murder charges against a Wilson man are reduced, Carolina footballs players are robbed and sexually assaulted, and Gov. Mike Easley calls for higher water prices.

1. Dec 22, 2007

A former housekeeper was accused of severely beating three women in a retirement home and killing one, the Fayetteville City Council reverses its own actions in Ticket-Gate, and the 10 Commandments are written large.

1. Dec 8, 2007

Property values shoot up in Wake and Durham counties, food banks struggle to keep stomachs full, and Raleigh's reservoir hits an all-time low.

1. Nov 23, 2007

Durham police investigated for sexual misconduct, a homeowner pins a thief with his car, and Fort Bragg students honor their heroes - their soldier parents.

1. Nov 10, 2007

Church deacon killed in Durham, efforts to find the killer of Michelle Young are renewed, and Gov. Mike Easley testifies about the drought on Capitol Hill.

1. Oct 27, 2007

Gas fire in Cary shuts down a major intersection, Easley says the drought could push the state into an emergency, and the State Fair kicks off.

1. Oct 14, 2007

Suspects arrested in murder of Moore County girl, billboard to keep up search for killer of Jenna Nielsen, and Selma girl and man win national Oreo jingle competition.

1. Sep 29, 2007

Allison Quets pleads guilty, Michele Peterson's family members talk, brushfires flare up, schools grapple with fights, and more.

1. Sep 17, 2007

Nifong on trial, inmate exonerated after 18 years in jail and dealing with a teacher's sex change

1. Sep 1, 2007

North Carolina's drought, Castleberry's food recall and Tiger Woods' plans to build his first golf course near Asheville.

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1. Aug 18, 2007