The House is proposing a raise for teachers and state workers. We ask residents their opinion on the raise in pay.

On FOX 50 at 10 : ‘It’s over a 10 percent raise for teachers’ NC House proposes pay raise for teachers, state workers. Why some say it’s overdue

Clean water, better roads and raises for teachers are among the priorities Republicans in the NC House want to address in the new state budget.

Double-digit raises for teachers, some other state workers: See what's in the first draft of new NC budget

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The man accused of hitting and killing a dancer during the Raleigh Christmas Parade was sent to jail on $250,000 bond Wednesday, months after the death of 11-year-old  Hailey Brooks.

'Hailey would pray we all find happiness:' Father speaks after driver in deadly Christmas crash jailed

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The Israelite School of Universal Practical Knowledge plans to have about 500 people for its annual Passover celebration on Saturday at the Raleigh Convention Center.

Hate group books Raleigh Convention Center for Passover celebration

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A TikTok video of an Amazon driver walking casually through a police standoff in Raleigh is going viral.

'Amazon don't play!' Driver delivers package amid Raleigh police standoff, goes viral 

The FDA approved the sale of naloxone, known in the most common form as Narcan, as an over-the-counter drug. While the move generated praise, doctors are still concerned the price is too high for those who will need it most.

'Narcan can give you a second chance' Local deputies, doctors praise move to make Narcan more readily available.

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<b>SAMPSON COUNTY, N.C.</b> — A conservative Christian group is suing Sampson County Schools for not allowing a student to pass out pamphlets with an anti-homosexuality viewpoint.

The Alliance Defense Fund filed a federal civil suit claiming the ninth-grade student was unfairly punished for expressing his religious beliefs.

The student, currently enrolled in Midway High School, according to the ADF's Web site, wanted to hand out the material on the "Day of Truth," an opposite event to the April 26 "Day of Silence."

The Day of Silence is a national youth-run effort that uses silence to protest the actual silencing of homosexuals as a result of harassment, bias and abuse.

The student was told that he could not pass out the pamphlets, which express an opposing viewpoint to homosexuality from a Christian perspective, but he passed them out anyway.