How Keely Arthur and 5 On Your Side helped a local family forced to pay thousands after Raleigh maintenance backfired.

On WRAL at 6: Sewage spread across the living room. 5 On Your Side helps a local family after Raleigh maintenance backfired

It's that time of year when your child will be taking end-of-grade tests or EOGs. What are EOGs and how can you help them be better prepared?

End-of-grade tests: Everything you need to know about these annual exams

Student testing 

As the number of juvenile offenders climbs, the state is looking at alternatives crowded detention centers to make sure young people already convicted of crimes can turn their lives around. 

Education, skills and rehab focus easing burden on NC juvenile justice system

Inside the juvenile justice system

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State Sen. Bob Steinburg took to Facebook again this week to declare he'll never believe Joe Biden won the 2020 election.

Without backing of or reproach from colleagues, NC senator insists Trump won

NC senator says Biden didn't win

Sen. Bob Steinburg, R-Chowan, who has espoused numerous election conspiracy theories in recent months, posted an online video on Wednesday saying that President Joe Biden didn't really win the election. State legislative leaders say he's allowed to have an opinion, but one did say the election was over and people need to move on.

<p>CONTACT FORM. YOU CAN CHOOSE SHE, HER, HE HIM, THEY THEM, OTHER OR OPT OUT. &gt;&gt;&gt; A STATE SENATOR FROM EDENTON DOUBLING DOWN ON HIS SUBSTANTIATED CLAIM THAT JOE BIDEN DID NOT WIN THE ELECTION. SENATOR BOB STEINBERG HAS VOICED A NUMBER OF CONSPIRACY THEORIES IN RECENT MONTHS AND HE POSTED THE VIDEO TO HIS FACEBOOK PAGE WEDNESDAY CALLING FOR ELECTION REFORMS. &gt;&gt; I LIKE MANY OF YOU, WHO DO NOT BELIEVE THAT JOE BIDEN ACTUALLY WAS ELECT DID. &gt;&gt; WE WANTED TO SEE HOW, THAT OPINION IS AMONG NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS. WRAL STATEHOUSE REPORTER REACHED OUT TO STEINBERG'S COLLEAGUES, JOINING US NOW. HOW MANY DID YOU HEAR FROM TRAVIS? &gt;&gt; CLOSE TO ZERO. THE FIRST THING THIS MORNING ASKING WHETHER JOE BIDEN WON THE ELECTION AND THEN RESPONDED BEYOND THE STATE I GOT A SPOKESMAN FOR SENATE LEADERSHIP SAYING STEINBERG IS FREE TO SPEAK HIS MIND AND HE'S ONLY RESPONSIBLE TO THE VOTERS WHO ELECTED HIM BUT THE VOTERS REELECTED STEINBERG BY ABOUT A 10 POINT SPREAD. NOT A CLOSE RACE. I ALSO CALLED ABOUT A HALF DOZEN OF THESE SENATORS. BUT I DID REACH ONE AND HE SAID THIS ELECTION IS OVER AND WE NEED TO MOVE ON. &gt;&gt; WHAT ABOUT SENATOR STEINBERG. I'M ASSUMING HE IS NOT BUDGING. &gt;&gt; HE IS NOT. HE TOLD ME THE TEXT MESSAGE TO HAVING AN OPINION IS STILL LEGAL IN AMERICA. FOR HOW MUCH LONGER WITH THE NEW REGIME IS ANYONE'S GUESS. THAT'S A QUOTE. WHEN I SPOKE TO STEINBERG LAST MONTH HE ADVANCED A NUMBER OF THEORIES ALL ABOUT EVIDENCE OBVIOUSLY THAT CHINA HAD STOLEN OUR ELECTION THAT THE FBI AND CIA WERE INVOLVED. HE SUGGESTED SOMEONE MAY BE BLACKMAILING SUPREME COURT JUSTICE JOHN ROBERTS. HE ALSO OFFERED UNPROMPTED</p>

Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2020 -- Capitol Broadcasting Company's editorial cartoonist.

DRAUGHON DRAWS:  Sen. Steinburg suspending common sense?

Sen. Bob Steinburg, who just won re-election, spouts conspiracy theories, says he'll "never" believe Joe Biden won the presidency.

NC senator OK with suspending civil liberties in wake of Trump's defeat

Sen. Bob Steinburg, R-Chowan

Wednesday, April 15, 2020 -- North Carolinians are eager to get back to work. We're itching to get back to our lives, just doing the normal stuff. But today we know, as we've never had to think about, there's a cost to returning too soon. It is no overstatement, in these times of COVID-19, that cost very well is life or death. That is what politicians need to keep in mind before they say continuing Gov. Roy Cooper's "stay-at-home" order past April 30 would be far more devastating than the virus "at its worst."

Editorial: In COVID-19 times, rash actions have life-and-death costs

#ReopenNC protest 

The state Department of Public Safety raised salaries for more than 300 senior leaders and law enforcement officers in April, totaling about $1.7 million annually.

NC public safety agency gave $1.7M in raises to senior officers, staff

North Carolina State Highway Patrol

The head of the state Department of Public Safety, charged with overseeing everything from prisons to the state's response to emergencies, quietly received a $23,000 pay bump in April as the legislature geared up to debate the future of the state's largest agency.