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Fayetteville police investigate after shot fired into home
An investigation is underway in Fayetteville after someone fired a gun and a bullet crashed through the window of an apartment complex.

Bullet fired into apartment
Anyone with information about what happened Tuesday afternoon is asked to contact Fayetteville police.

1,000+ lives lost in North Carolina to coronavirus
As North Carolina passes the grim milestone of 1,000 deaths due to coronavirus, WRAL wants to honor the lives behind the numbers. Listed here are those who died. In some cases, families have provided a brief highlight of life accomplishments.

It's not a scam or junk mail
5 On Your Side's Monica Laliberte says people are mistaking debit card payments for junk mail or even a scam and throwing them out.

It may look like junk mail, but don't throw stimulus payment in the trash
5 On Your Side's Monica Laliberte says people are mistaking debit card payments for junk mail or even a scam and throwing them out.

Coronavirus prompts PPE at dentist and new fees
5 On Your Side's Monica Laliberte looked into new fees directly related to coronavirus. Dentists were careful about protection before, but now COVID-19 brings a new level of safety.

New need for PPE may show on dental bill as additional fee
Your next trip to the dentist might cost a little more.

5 On Your Side offers insect repellent options
Tests show products that are effective against mosquitoes, also work on ticks.

Fight off ticks, mosquitoes
Coronavirus is top of mind, but summer brings other health risks.

Coronavirus question for an attorney?
5 On Your Side's Monica Laliberte shares a resource that could be an option for some.

Attorneys on Call: Get free COVID-19 legal information today
On Friday, WRAL is partnering with the North Carolina Bar Foundation for a day-long Attorneys on Call phone bank.

Doing puzzles can help with your mental health
Puzzles take time, patience, and you eventually get a payoff. Science proves they help with mental health as well.

Restaurants face challenges upon reopening
Restaurants face serious challenges ahead for owners and staff, even after their doors open.

Even as they work to reopen, restaurants face long-term struggles to stay afloat
Restaurants face serious challenges ahead for owners and staff, even after their doors open.

Expect changes for YMCA summer camps
Summer day camps will start June 1, and there will be social distancing, small groups and lots of cleaning.

Health screenings, smaller classes, alternate days are options as schools prepare for return amid pandemic
The annual back to school frenzy and first day jitters will be magnified when the new school year starts up again in the fall. Education officials have been saying for weeks the next school year will look and feel different.

Noodle tag, face buffs, constant hand-washing: Triangle YMCA will open summer camps with COVID-19 related changes
A big announcement from the Triangle YMCA. Summer day camps will start June 1, 2020, with multiple changes including social distancing, small groups and lots of cleaning.

Help food at home last longer
5 On Your Side's Monica Laliberte shares ways to extend shelf life.

Stop wasting so much food, 5 On Your Side has advice
Now that grocery store trips are limited and items aren't always in stock, it's more important than ever to manage the food already in the home.