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    Wake Co. sheriff recommends schools get their own police Video included

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    With 150,000 students and growing, does Wake County Schools now need its own police department? One law enforcement official says yes. More>>

    Raleigh party mansion owner previously involved in tax fraud scheme Video included

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    Pamela Verbal admitted to conspiring to defraud the government while working for an independent tax company in Rocky Mount. More>>

    Teen goes missing while swimming in Hope Mills creek

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    A 17-year-old is missing after diving into Rockfish Creek to recover a slice of pizza. More>>

    Gov. McCrory signs bill protecting consumers from drinking toxic water Video included

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    As a result of WNCN's investigation "Poison in the Water," Gov. Pat McCrory signed a bill into law to prevent North Carolinians from drinking toxic chemicals. More>>

    Tornado confirmed in Franklin Co., summer to start off dry and pleasant

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    After a tornado touched down in Franklin County Tuesday, Wednesday brought cooler temps and lower humidity, a trend that will not continue into the weekend before rain returns next week. More>>

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    • Thursday, June 20 2013 4:33 AM EDT2013-06-20 08:33:59 GMT
      Vollis Simpson
      On the same day state lawmakers memorialized Vollis Simpson, they gave final approval to a bill identifying the whirligigs he made as North Carolina's official folk art.
      On the same day state lawmakers memorialized Vollis Simpson, they gave final approval to a bill identifying the whirligigs he made as North Carolina's official folk art.
    • Thursday, June 20 2013 4:23 AM EDT2013-06-20 08:23:14 GMT
      N.C. Secretary of Transportation Tony Tata
      Transportation officials are joining law enforcement and community leaders in a discussion of the significant number of deaths on North Carolina's railroad tracks in 2012.
      Transportation officials are joining law enforcement and community leaders in a discussion of the significant number of deaths on North Carolina's railroad tracks in 2012.
    • Wednesday, June 19 2013 9:41 PM EDT2013-06-20 01:41:19 GMT
      A Robeson County mother and two of her young children were killed in a fiery crash near the town of Tar Heel this past weekend.
      A Robeson County mother and two of her young children were killed in a fiery crash near the town of Tar Heel this past weekend.
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