• Defense wraps case after Abaroa's mother's testimony
• North Carolina NAACP calls for June 3 rally for next protest
• Dean named provost at UNC-Chapel Hill
• Man charged in girlfriend's stabbing death
• Father sought after baby found with burns
• Gray seal spending time on North Carolina beaches
• McNeill found guilty of first-degree murder
• Raleigh names new interim city manager
• Suspect in Raleigh murder has criminal past
• Authorities: Barricade situation didn't happen
• Police investigate Durham bank robbery
• Senate Republicans move North Carolina budget to House
• Cary 9 year old starts Oklahoma fundraiser
• Charlotte mom has son jailed for stealing her Pop Tarts
• Abaroa's marriage counselor takes stand
• Police investigate murder-suicide in Durham
• Autopsy: Missing woman died from overdose
• Fort Bragg teachers face unpaid time off
• Senate leader at odds with Governor over Dix lease
• UK police: killed man was serving soldier
• AAA Carolinas expects more travel on Memorial Day
• Family continues to experience miracles
• Army declares missing soldier Kelli Bordeaux dead
• 3 arrested in murder of north Raleigh mother
• North Carolina House bill opens renegotiation on Dix property
• North Carolina terror suspect killed in overseas drone strike
• Stay safe from summer's deadly storms
• Church member describes Raven Abaroa after wife's death
• Jury begins deliberating in McNeill trial
• Driver killed after car collides with Wake County school bus
• Rabies alert in Cary
• One year anniversary approaching for missing soldier
• Feds open special inspection into North Carolina nuke plant
• Cameron: 'Indications' London attack terror
• Parents push to get students back in school following arrests
• Forensic expert reads emails from Janet Abaroa
• Abaraoa defense asks case be dismissed
• Candidates for Wake County Schools superintendent narrowed to 3
• Lightning sparks Raleigh apartment fire
• Oklahoma storms hit close to home for some in Sanford
• Local man recalls living in Moore, Okla.
• North Carolina attorney general warns of disaster relief scams
• Wakefield High School coach arrested on sex charge
• Good Samaritan law intended to save lives
• Oklahoma Tornado: How to Help
• Kieran Shanahan on leave from law firm
• Request for mistrial in McNeill case denied
• 2 charged with murder in Rocky Mount shooting
• Two cleared, others charged in Rocky Mount murder
• North Carolina House panel looking at public school grant bill
• Tanker truck collides with SUV in Johnston County
• Man shot in neck in East Raleigh
• Frightening moments for local family with ties to Oklahoma
• Police search for Durham shooting suspect
• Hazmat situation at Raleigh apartment complex
• Broyhill indicted in Hahn murder
• NRC meets public after nuclear plant shuttered
• Closing arguments to begin Tuesday in Mario McNeill trial
• Woman accused of poisoning family
• Cooper wants to keep control of SBI
• Billy Graham on camera: new message out this fall
• Criminal trial set to begin for Ex-North Carolina Rep. LaRoque
• Westbound I-40 reopens at I-440 interchange
• Soldiers kick off All American Week
• Criminal trial set to begin for Ex-North Carolina Rep. LaRoque
• North Carolina National Guard unit that lost comrades in Afghanistan welcomed home
• ABC 11 Match Madness to help cancer patients
• Funeral held for North Hills murder victim
• Cancer returns for child who gave gifts to cancer patients
• 4 year old injured in Durham hit-and-run
• Duke beats Notre Dame 12-11 in NCAA lax quarters
• Body of missing Ohio man pulled from North Carolina waters
• Boston Marathon bombing victim returns home to North Carolina
• North Carolina teacher says student hit her during field trip
• Charlotte remembers 1963 desegregation 'eat-in'
• Another mugging reported at Durham bank
• Gospel music star Monroe Hopper dies in North Carolina
• Inmate escapes from North Carolina prison, found 4 miles away
• Army investigates 23-year-old paratrooper's death
• Man, granddaughter killed in Wayne County crash
• Pedestrian hit, killed in Fayetteville
• After nearly 30 years, Camp Lejeune coming clean
• North Carolina beach town celebrates 50th anniversary
• Raleigh holds annual backyard chicken coops tour
• Friend: Murder victim deleted Facebook page becasue of ex-husband
• More salmonella cases reported in Fayetteville
• Wake County deputies shoot, kill female suspect
• Child attacked by pit bull dog
• Driver faces DWI charge after pedestrian accident
• Man attempts to rob Zebulon bank
• Group against gay scout inclusion
• Child charged in greenway flashing incident
• Purse snatchers sought in south Durham
• Trucker accused of flashing school bus
• Deputies: Man threw hot grease on girlfriend
• Elder brother in Oakwood attack in court
• Missing man's body found in Jordan Lake
• Soggy weather continues Wednesday with possible storms
• Harnett County gun range plan defeated
• Watergate exhibit opens at North Carolina Museum of History