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Local News | News | Weather | Traffic | 5 On Your Side | Business | Lifestyles | Entertainment | Health Team Local News Family to hold vigil for boy missing for 10 years Holly Springs subdivision suffers power outage Seymour Johnson Airman found dead State can't withdraw plea deal in in Apex teen's death 911 call: Men's bodies on fire escape for hours Lee County student brings gun to school Lawmaker criticized for gay slurs in e-mail Vance County man charged with child rape One arrested, two sought in Fayetteville shooting Raleigh council backs route for regional transit Victim in Raleigh bar assault still hospitalized Perdue plans government consolidation WWII vet excited about visiting memorial in D.C. Two Orange County banks robbed Child kidnapped from New York found in Lee County Police officer questioned in shooting at Mid-Atlantic Christian University Weeks named to Raleigh City Council News Blog: In new 5-3 alignment, Wake board stops zone assignment work Wake superintendent search committee to meet Oct. 14 Wake school assignment changes stalled Weather Flood damage assessed in eastern N.C. Traffic Mother, daughter killed in Mount Olive collision 5 On Your Side WRAL SmartShopper : Free Tide and Glad trash bag samples from Target! WRAL SmartShopper : Free sample of Garnier Moisture Rescue Cream Business State reviewing lenders' foreclosure practices Lifestyles Go Ask Mom : Hay Day to benefit Sassafras playground Go Ask Mom : Beanie + Cecil Baby to hold Music for the Kids Go Ask Mom : New teen center will boost Raleigh's offerings for teens Go Ask Mom : Tips to help your child with writing assignments Go Ask Mom : Mom of Teens: Creative communication Go Ask Mom : Wednesday is International Walk to School Day Entertainment No need to drive; transit alternatives exist for fairgoers Health Team Study: Hands-only CPR can save lives