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  • First round of airmen return to Seymour Johnson
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      05/07
  • Hundreds of airmen at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base are coming home this week.
  • Raleigh bridge repairs to slow traffic
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      05/07
  • Thursday the DOT will start to replace a bridge on Leesville Road.
  • 82nd Airborne Division Paratrooper dies
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      05/07
  • Tavis Tsinigine photo An 82nd Airborne Division Paratrooper died of injuries sustained from a gunshot wound at a Fayetteville residence early Sunday morning.
  • 7-year-old missing child case remains open
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      05/07
  • Buddy Myers It's been more than seven years since a Sampson County boy disappeared, but the search for Buddy Myers has never stopped.
  • Men caught robbing house, one shot
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      05/07
  • Robbery suspects Three Greensboro teens are among the suspects charged in a CHapel Hill armed robbery. A fourth suspect remains hopitalized after being shot during the alleged crime.
  • Easley endorses Perdue
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      05/07
  • Gov. Mike Easley says Lt. Gov. Bev Perdue will be a great governor because she understands the importance of education to North Carolina's economy.
  • Student charged for bringing weapon to school
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      05/07
  • Darnell Handley, Jr. mugshot Cumberland County Sheriff's Deputies have charged a Gray's Creek High School student, who is also a suspected gang member, with bringing a weapon on to campus.
  • Apex woman charged with hitting pedestrian
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      05/07
  • Pedestrian hit graphic Raleigh Police charged an Apex woman for an accident that killed a man in his 60s.
  • Six arrested for shooting woman
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      05/07
  • Six arrested mugshots Raleigh police say they have arrested six people in an overnight drive-by shooting that landed a woman in the hospital.
  • R. Kelly trial set to begin Friday
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      05/07
  • It seemed for a while as if R. Kelly's day in court might never come.
  • Police arrest man for robbery crime spree
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      05/07
  • Allen Smith, Jr. mugshot A robbery suspect is locked up and his victims share their stories with Eyewitness News.
  • Teens talk about concerning issues
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      05/07
  • Durham public schools let students out early Wednesday to talk about problems affecting teens. Durham public schools let students out early Wednesday to talk about problems affecting teens.
  • Teen charged with shooting, killing man
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      05/07
  • Cedric Darnell Williams mugshot Cumberland County Sheriff's Homicide Detectives have charged a local teenager with the murder of a Fayetteville man.
  • Army; Falls Lake will not be kept above normal
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      05/07
  • It looks like the lake that provides drinking water in Raleigh won't be as full as drought-weary officials hoped.
  • Cline wins primary for Durham D.A.
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      05/07
  • Two years after Durham County District Attorney Mike Nifong began his ill-fated pursuit of the Duke lacrosse rape case, voters turned to one of his colleagues to take the office beyond the scandal.
  • New apartments coming to Fort Bragg
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      05/07
  • The Army is starting a program to give some single soldiers a chance to live in apartments inside the gates of Fort Bragg instead of renting off the post.
  • NC House candidate wins despite concession
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      05/07
  • Democratic state House candidate Stan Morse won his primary race, even though he gave up on his campaign a day earlier.
  • Perdue and McCrory already talking debate plans
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      05/07
  • Lt. Gov. Bev Perdue, Mayor Pat McCrory Lt. Gov. Beverly Perdue and Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory both ran what they called positive campaigns during their primary races for governor.
  • NC turnout shatters record
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      05/07
  • People coting North Carolina's primary has shattered voter turnout records.
  • New commander takes over NC Air Force base
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      05/07
  • A new commander has been installed at the Air Force base that is home to the planes that haul paratroopers and special operation troops from neighboring Fort Bragg.
  • Sharpton arrested for NYC protest
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      05/07
  • Rev. Al Sharpton being arrested The Rev. Al Sharpton was among dozens arrested Wednesday as demonstrators blocked traffic at the height of the evening rush hour to protest the acquittal of three detectives in the 50-bullet shooting of an unarmed black man on his wedding day.
  • Slowing down to save gas
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      05/07
  • Speedometer As other cars zipped by at 70 mph or more, Mike Papin and his wife, Joann, kept rolling along just below the 65 mph limit as they made their way from their winter home in Florida to a summer place in Vermont.
  • Bush criticizes new Cuban leadership
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      05/07
  • President Bush said Wednesday that Cuba's post-Fidel Castro leadership has made only "empty gestures at reform" and rejected calls for easing of U.S. restrictions on the communist island.
  • Bailiff kills gunman in Fla. courthouse
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      05/07
  • Officials say a bailiff shot and killed a gunman who opened fire in the lobby of a courthouse in St. Petersburg, Fla.
  • Oil jumps over $123 a barrel
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      05/07
  • Oil prices Oil futures rose to a new record above $123 a barrel Wednesday after the Energy Department reported an unexpected drop in diesel and heating oil supplies last week. At the pump, gas prices rose for the first time since last week.
  • Obama gains superdelegates
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      05/07
  • Barack Obama's march toward the Democratic presidential nomination picked up support from four more superdelegates Wednesday, pushing him ever closer to victory over Hillary Rodham Clinton -- even as their primary marathon staggered on.

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