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Local News | News | Weather | State News | 5 On Your Side | Business | Health Team Local News Burlington man charged with trying to shoot, stab man Cumberland guidance counselor faces indecent liberties charges Cumberland County detectives solve 1974 slaying Clayton police nab five in prostitution sting Fayetteville contractor charged with failing to do work Slain Raleigh man's son back in N.C. Raleigh mom accused of doing drugs around child Sisters charged with embezzling from insurance agency Former Garner Rescue chief faces sex assault charge Cary to take over veterans park Cary moving forward on expanding soccer stadium Johnston County issues rabies notice Raleigh program plants 10,000th tree Cameron Village to meet with lesbian couple Docking checks stopped, but when will ESC repay jobless? Two bitten by pit bull in Cary Some question bike lanes on Avent Ferry Road Chapel Hill police to end Halloween bash early Warren County woman facing tax foreclosure on home Duke police increase patrols after robberies One killed in Johnston County attempted robbery News NEA survey: Wake teachers oppose community-based schools Weather Perdue seeks disaster aid for eight more counties State News Autopsy: Knightdale track athlete had sickle-cell trait Taste test: Texas Fried Frito Pie NC State Fair Twitter: Mo' Tweets, Less Problems? Lye soap is at the Fair 5 On Your Side WRAL SmartShopper : Free candy corn at CVS! WRAL SmartShopper : Friday freebies and giveaway 10-15! Business Reynolds American top executive to retire Raleigh, Fayetteville surge, Durham slips in think tank's index Inside the numbers: Milken index for Raleigh-Cary Inside the numbers: Milken index for Durham Inside the numbers: Milken index for Fayetteville Families use short sales to avoid foreclosure Health Team Home DNA kits can confuse