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More I-Team Investigations

• I-Team: Bargain hunting for healthcare
• RALEIGH, N.C. - You comparison shop for everything else, so why not expensive medical procedures? We found out it's not easy
• Are guns for children a good idea?
• RALEIGH - Some are asking how young is too young to shoot a weapon after recent cases of children being killed.
• State court system outdated, wasteful
• RALEIGH - An ABC11 I-team investigation has exposed waste in North Carolina courts system.
• Online info could jack up your tax bill
• RALEIGH, N.C. - An ABC11 I-Team investigation shows how something posted on the web could mean a big bill from the government.
• Wood wants more action on audits
• RALEIGH - North Carolina Auditor Beth Wood says taxpayers could save millions
• Son of shooting victim fights to change law
• CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - The son of a 1995 shooting victim wants to make sure his father's killer doesn't profit from a book.
• Mom says pizza drivers are potential danger
• WAKE COUNTY, N.C. - Wake County woman tips off the I-Team after she says she got into a wreck with delivery driver
• School safety recommendations redacted
• RALEIGH - School shooting drills have been going on for years, but they are especially important in the wake of the December's school massacre in Connecticut.
• Puppy mills could face new restrictions in NC
• RALEIGH - North Carolina may be closer than ever to stopping puppy mills before they start.
• Plea deal in works for cult murder
• DURHAM, N.C. - The victim's mother told the I-Team that one of the suspects has been offered 39 years instead of life in prison
• Man who decapitated daughter gets new freedoms
• SMITHFIELD, N.C. - Annual hearing for man declared legally insane after he killed his 4-year-old Clayton daughter in 2007
• Mounting price tag for Durham health building
• DURHAM - New Health and Human Services complex projected to be year behind schedule and a $1 million over budget.

• 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
• Time Warner Cable at center of deportation case
• Video: I-Team uncovers land deal pushed by Perdue
• 911 calls show delay to burglary call
• Police investigate burglary call delay
• Video: I-40 construction plan under microscope
• How safe is Fluoride in our water?
• Nursing home ratings system questioned
• Video: I-Team investigates international adoptions
• Video: Emails highlight tension among school board
• I-Team: How common is job discrimination?
• Commissioners: School bond could be in jeopardy
• Video: Police: Deceased man's identity stolen
• Wake Forest wells test postive for toxic chemical
• Animal airstrikes at RDU on the rise
• Reactor leak causes concern for some at NC State
• Overcharged at the pump?
• Student information posted on school's website
• Video: Former district attorney indicted on fraud charges
• Commission rules for man stopped by trooper