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Local News Local News State Agencies Under Fire For Spending Hurricane Floyd Relief Efforts Firefighters Trade FDNY Helmets For Army Berets Raccoon Tests Positive For Rabies In Cumberland County Duke Program Tries To Protect Patients From Becoming Guinea Pigs Man With Knife Enters Northern Middle School; Authorities Search For Suspect Cumberland County Putting Paramedics, EMTs On Bike Patrol Parental Notification Depends Upon School System Childhood Vaccinations More Important Than Ever Student Tip Leads Authorities To Alleged 'Hit List' At SW Edgecombe H.S. Grandson's Tribute To Take The Stage In Smithfield Authorities Investigating Similarities Between School Intruder, Suspect In Virginia Police, ATF Discuss Joint Investigation Of Weapons Found In Raleigh Storage Unit Raleigh Woman Charged In Stabbing Death Of Son Fayetteville State Making Room For Students Proceeds From 'Kids Day' Fundraiser To Benefit WakeMed's Children's Center Wake County Reconsidering How Students May Dress DOT Hopes Signal System Overhaul Will Improve Traffic Flow On Capital Boulevard Construction Accident Leads To Flooding At The Streets Of Southpoint Moore County Deputy Will Not Face Charges In Shooting Of Fort Bragg Soldiers Lawsuit Filed Against Cumberland County Sheriff, Sheriff's Office Debate Swirls Around Durham Roundabout ESA Development Could Include Shops, Hotel FBI Continues Investigation Of Marijuana Missing From Chatham Sheriff's Office Volunteer Firefighter Accused Of Sexual Crimes Involving Teenage Boy Magazine Unveils Top 10 Neighborhoods In Triangle Durham Man Will Not Face Murder Charges After Shooting Burglar Beaufort County Farmer Producing Faster-Growing Fish On Farm School System Rule May Force Basketball Team To Forfeit Season Durham Sheriff's Office Feeling Pinch As Result Of State Budget Woes N.C. Attorney General Turns Table On Telemarketer Kindergartner Hit By Truck At Chatham County Bus Stop, Brother Injured Chapel Hill Fire Marshal: Another Greek Tragedy Could Happen At UNC Fayetteville Sidewalk Project Sidetracked Due To Budget Cuts Viewers, Time Warner Respond To Road Runner Rate Change Raleigh City Council Votes To Study Bickett Place Plan Peterson Attorney Talks About Release Of Autopsy Photos Students, EMTs Participate In Mock Disaster Drill At Duke Former U.S. Education Secretaries Say Nation Is Still At Risk Personal Bankruptcy Filings Up In Fayetteville Satellite Radio Fast Becoming Popular With Motorists New Test May Help Detect Early Signs Of Heart Disease Is Your Child Too Young To Be Going Through Puberty? WRAL's Health Team Investigates Knightdale Council Votes To End Volunteer Fire Service Lawyer In Arsenic Poisoning Case: Attorney-Client Privilege Extends Through Death