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Local News | Weather | National News | Traffic | 5 On Your Side | Business | Lifestyles | Health Team Local News Raleigh residents remember tornado 27 years ago Cooper limited to phone calls with daughters Chatham deputy injured in wreck Spring Lake officer cleared after 17 months Car linked to Cary slaying found One arrested, two sought after search puts school in lockdown Durham seeks help to solve ATM robberies Highway marker to honor jazz great Strayhorn Judge cuts prison time in UNC football players' assault Former first lady of Raleigh has died UNC students to protect Old Well from rivals Dad charged after showing son's sex tape Kenly man charged with sex assault on child West Johnston High band to march in Macy's parade More N.C. drivers, passengers buckling up Investigator recalls catching serial killer soldier Low-interest loans available to tornado victims Reports: Clinton to accept Secretary of State post Soldier's wife said she never suspected child abuse Louisburg College names new president Moore man burned in propane-tank explosion Top state workers could lose out in Perdue administration N.C. Central student leaders discourage pajamas in class Apex drivers, leaders worried about railroad bridge Silver Alert issued for woman in Laurinburg Parade preparations nearly complete Raleigh police investigate shooting death Weather Cold, wind follow 'big, fat, fluffy' flakes Record low possible before coldest parade in decades National News Americans still giving, despite economic meltdown Traffic Majority of Wake mayors support transit plan AAA: Fewer to travel over Thanksgiving holiday 5 On Your Side Restaurants by Request (Nov. 21, 2008) Resale stores yield savings on home furnishings Business N.C. adds jobs but unemployment rate reaches 7% N.C. unemployment trust fund running out Lifestyles Bill Leslie's Carolina Conversations : Parade of winners Gone but not forgotten Always remembered Health Team Exercise, sleep help women fight cancer