Budget cuts ax effort to combat crime

More I-Team Investigations

• Video: I-Team: Kelly Morris murder
• A senseless murder turned Carolyn Morris' family unit upside down, and now she's fighting to be a grandmother.
• Video: KKK connection to alleged terrorism plot
• Federal court documents say the plot called for targeting individuals with lethal doses of x-ray radiation.
• Video: I-Team investigates group home abuse claims
• The Wake County group home is funded by taxpayers' dollars and is supposed to be a safe haven for the mentally ill
• Hairston SUV renter's numerous receipts uncovered
• CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - The man who rented the SUV that PJ Hairston was driving when he was arrested has rented at least 14 luxury cars this year
• How much does it cost to create state budget?
• RALEIGH, N.C. - Each day that lawmakers stay in extended session is costing North Carolina taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars
• Mom points out food stamp waste
• RALEIGH - Woman says she was able to keep getting food stamps even when she didn't qualify.
• Teacher accused of encouraging bullying resigns
• ZEBULON, N.C. - A Wake County teacher, Marsha Story, has resigned amid allegations that she encouraged bullying in her first grade class.
• Convicted killers reassigned at St. Aug's
• RALEIGH, N.C. - Two convicted killers who were running a summer day camp for children at St. Augustine's University have been reassigned
• Parents worried about new synthetic drug abuse
• RALEIGH - Teens are getting their hands on a potentially dangerous new drug known as "N-Bomb."
• Convicted killers run Raleigh kiddie camp
• RALEIGH, N.C. - One woman served time for killing her infant son and the other for killing her Carolina Panthers star husband
• Audit shines light on elevator inspections in NC
• RALEIGH, N.C. - The findings show that when problems are found in elevators they are rarely re-inspected in a timely fashion
• Controversy over McCrory's game of catch continues
• RALEIGH - The question over whether Gov. Pat McCrory ducked a group of constituents to play catch continues.

• Did McCrory duck critics by playing catch?
• Chrysler refuses US request to recall vehicles
• Lawmakers could change how lottery funds education
• How safe are North Carolina bridges?
• North Carolina schools prepare for tornadoes
• Tri-Ex, a road less travelled?
• Schools understaffed on safety
• Video: Are some dentists doing unnecessary work?
• Are guns for children a good idea?
• State court system outdated, wasteful
• Online info could jack up your tax bill
• Wood wants more action on audits
• Son of shooting victim fights to change law
• Mom says pizza drivers are potential danger
• School safety recommendations redacted
• Puppy mills could face new restrictions in NC
• Plea deal in works for cult murder
• Man who decapitated daughter gets new freedoms
• Mounting price tag for Durham health building
• Leaked documents show Democratic battle plan
• Should NC limit secret court settlements?
• Does Gov. McCrory have conflict of interest?
• I-Team: Government waste you pay for
• No barriers on 540?
• 1965 UNC coed murder remains unsolved
• Bogus prescriptions fuel illegal drug trade
• Easley campaign still owes thousands
• I-Team: Baby formula on shelves past use-by date
• Shanahan outlines challenges in Public Safety Dept.
• Video: NC audit says measures lacking to rate IT overhaul