5 On Your Side helps homeowner get fence repaired
Benita Rountree's fence was damaged when a company removed a neighbor's tree. Who would fix it and when? When she couldn't get answers, she called 5 On Continue Reading
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When residents can return to McDougald Terrace remains unanswered
Even though all of the apartments at McDougald Terrace have been checked for possible carbon monoxide problems, officials said Thursday it's unclear when residents will Continue Reading
Activists compare Raleigh police to gang following man’s rough treatment during arrest
Community activists renewed calls Thursday for an oversight board to review use-of-force cases involving the Raleigh Police Department. Continue Reading
Back to the 30s: Winter making harsh return to the area
Hope you're ready for the return of winter. It's coming back to the Triangle. Continue Reading
Growing number of conservative local leaders want Medicaid expanded in NC
Medicaid expansion is a hyper-partisan political issue in the General Assembly, where it's the major sticking point in the continuing budget standoff between Democratic Gov. Continue Reading
Rocky Mount police investigating after person shot
Rocky Mount police said a person was sent to the hospital after being shot Thursday evening. Continue Reading
Fayetteville police seeking assistance in shooting investigation
Fayetteville Police detectives are asking for the public's help identifying two persons of interest in a shooting that happened on Dec. 30. Continue Reading
Woman alleges man in controversial RPD arrest video guilty of hit and run
Police said Braily Batista-Concepcion was involved in three hit and runs before police caught him. One of the alleged hit-and-run victims spoke with WRAL about Continue Reading
At least 5 moving cars shot at, hit on US 264 in Wilson
The Bailey Police Department has posted a startling warning for drivers passing through Wilson County. Continue Reading
Wake school board considers building bigger classrooms, irrigating sports fields
The Wake County Board of Education is considering building bigger classrooms to make more room for teachers and students and irrigating sports fields to help Continue Reading
