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Weekend rain moves in
Beneficial rain from a Isaias may lead to locally heavy rain this weekend.
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I-Team: Durham fire victims, families raise concerns about property conditions
As the Triangle mourns the loss of a 24-year-old firefighter, some people told the I-Team about the living conditions at the property where the fire broke out.
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Push to change Cary's smoking ordinance to include vapes fails to get council approval
The ordinance would have made smoking and vaping prohibited at town properties and venues.
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Contractor's $10K payment from customer made through Square never shows up in his bank account
A small Wake County business owner says a $10,000 online payment from a customer never made it to his bank account.
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'We're just going day by day': Dad honors son a year after fatal E.E. Smith crash
One year after a car accident on Rosehill Road claimed the lives of three E.E. Smith High School students, the Fayetteville community is still working to heal from the tragedy.
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NC School of Science and Math didn't get 'nerd' world record, but set a food-drive one instead
As ABC11 prepares for our 40th annual ABC11 Together Food Drive, we are highlighting people and efforts that have made a difference during the past four decades.
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Gov. Stein to take action Friday on Relief at the Pump Act; effects could be felt within days
North Carolina drivers could soon see lower gas prices after state lawmakers approved legislation suspending the state's gasoline tax through the end of November.
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Multiple people hurt after driver crashes into tree in Durham
Several people were taken to a hospital after a car crashed into a tree on Alston Avenue, authorities told ABC11.
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Durham firefighter killed in the line of duty after roof collapse during building fire
The NC SBI says one firefighter has died and two others were injured when the building's roof collapsed.
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First flu death reported as flu activity starts early in central NC
Residents in central North Carolina are expressing concern as flu activity begins earlier than usual and local health providers report an increase in flu and cold cases.
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Durham family grieves 9-year-old killed while riding bike: 'I screamed for him to come back'
The 9-year-old boy died after he was struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle near the family's home Sunday afternoon.
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Cumberland County launches probe into school bus safety practices
An investigation is underway in Cumberland County Schools after a school bus mechanic raised concerns about safety practices.
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Mother mourns Durham woman killed in weekend shooting
The victim's ex-boyfriend is accused of firing shots into her car, killing her.
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Cary schools dismiss early due to water main break; Customers rush to buy bottled water
The water main break in Cary led to early dismissal for a number of schools and the closure of spraygrounds and water fountains.
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Stein offers $25K reward in 2005 Durham County unsolved homicide
Gov. Josh Stein is offering a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to an arrest in connection with a 2005 Durham County homicide.
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North Carolina voters urged to keep participating in elections regardless of party affiliation
Bishop William Barber tells NC voters to continue participating in elections regardless of political affiliation.
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New voting site leaves NC State students with a longer walk -- and a divided elections board
Election season at North Carolina State University has become a flashpoint in a larger fight about who controls where and how people vote.
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Durham Launches 'Keep It Durham-Owned' initiative to preserve businesses in the Bull City
The program is designed to help small business owners develop succession plans and explore employee ownership models that can preserve jobs.
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NC woman killed, passenger injured after shots fired into SUV; man charged, Durham police say
A Durham man is charged with murder, other felonies after police say he fired into an SUV, killing one woman and injuring another.
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Mental health experts urge awareness of warning signs for mothers and men at risk of suicide
Experts are urging families and communities to recognize warning signs that may indicate someone is struggling, particularly new mothers and men.
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UNC's Chapel Thrill Game Day concert series continues with star-studded lineup
UNC football fans can expect more entertainment and game-day festivities throughout the remainder of the 2026 home schedule.
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Police see a surge of vehicle break-ins at apartments and hotels in Chapel Hill and Raleigh
Chapel Hill police say about 60 vehicle break-ins were reported across town; Raleigh police say cars were targeted in Brier Creek.
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Support network helps military families navigate 9/11 emotions
A Fayetteville nonprofit is helping military families manage stress.
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North Hills parking goes from 3 hours to 2, but one sign didn't
Free parking at North Hills comes with a catch, and one shopper says she ended up with a parking ticket after following the sign's instructions.
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President Trump to deliver remarks supporting Senate candidate Michael Whatley
President Trump will visit Gastonia on Sept. 16 in support of Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley.
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Man accused in UNC disturbance remains in custody ahead of court date
A man accused of causing a disturbance at a UNC-Chapel Hill watch party remains in custody while facing charges tied to the incident.
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Cary author's debut novel features real-life 9/11 hero and a childhood keepsake that connects them
Patrick Stapleton was a pre-teen New Yorker when the towers fell on September 11, 2001.
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2 teens arrested after armed robbery at Durham vape shop, Sheriff says
Two teens were arrested Friday in connection with a weekend armed robbery in Durham.
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Recipe for giving: Professor at NC State turns signature BBQ sauce into scholarships
NC State Slobberin' Sauce was inspired by North Carolina's Eastern and Western barbecue traditions.
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On The Red Carpet previews 'Dancing with the Stars' Season 35 and first-ever 'DWTS' Con
Glitter, fringe and Mirrorball dreams! On The Red Carpet has a special look at Season 35 of "Dancing with the Stars" and the first-ever "DWTS" Con.
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Anthropic says it blocked misuse of its AI that could have supported biological weapons
As AI models grow more powerful, elaborate cyberattacks no longer require sophisticated skills and even lone individuals can create attacks that would not have been possible even a year ago.
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Teen rescued from atop overturned boat in deadly capsize off Alaska coast
The Coast Guard pilot who spotted the lone survivor sitting atop the overturned boat in the Bering Sea called the rescue an "emotional roller coaster."
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Celeste Rivas Hernandez's family files wrongful death lawsuit against singer D4vd in teen's killing
The civil lawsuit planned by the family of Celeste Rivas Hernandez against the singer D4vd has been filed, accepted and stamped by the court.
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Vice President JD Vance and President Donald Trump deliver keynote address on final day of Republican midterm convention in Dallas, Texas
Republicans gathered in Dallas for the closing day of their 2026 RNC midterm convention.
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Downtown Raleigh's Fayetteville Street begins major streetscape upgrade
Work is underway on a $1 million streetscape project along Fayetteville Street as Raleigh officials aim to make the downtown corridor more vibrant and inviting.
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Durham Symphony, Choral Society honor 9/11 victims with emotional performance of Mozart's Requiem
The performance served as both a remembrance and a reflection on a day many Americans still remember vividly 25 years later.
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Roy Cooper pushes back on Michael Whatley attacks at GOP midterm convention
Former Gov. Roy Cooper pushed back against attacks from Republican opponent Michael Whatley made at the GOP's midterm convention in Dallas.
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Original 'Charlie's Angels' star Jaclyn Smith shares the scary side of fame in new memoir
In her new memoir, "I Once Knew a Guy Named Charlie," Jaclyn Smith opens up about the scary side of fame and moments with her friend and fellow angel, Farrah Fawcett-Majors.
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North Carolina reaches historic settlement for PFAS contamination; affected people seek answers
The EPA found that the companies released PFAS chemicals into the Cape Fear River, a drinking water source for about 500,000 people.
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Hopscotch Music Festival brings crowds, spotlight to downtown Raleigh
Thousands of music fans are expected in downtown Raleigh this weekend as the Hopscotch Music Festival returns.
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25 years after 9/11, Fort Bragg community reflects on War on Terror
Twenty-five years ago, the Sept. 11 attacks not only changed the way America approached security, but they also launched the country into a global war on terror.
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NC woman says online romance left her nearly $35,000 in debt: 'Why was I so stupid?'
A 74-year-old NC woman says she spent thousands on an online relationship; money she says was meant to be part of her children's inheritance.
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Durham's Lula and Sadie's to close after 6 years
Lula and Sadie's, a restaurant that has been part of Durham's Lakewood neighborhood for three of the six years it has operated, will close Sept. 20.
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Raleigh man reflects on surviving 9/11 and helping woman escape World Trade Center
A Raleigh man who survived the 9/11 terrorism attacks is reflecting on the experience that changed the course of his life in an ABC-11 interview with Steve Daniels.
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North Carolina Supreme Court hears arguments in TikTok lawsuit
NC Supreme Court heard arguments over whether the state can move forward with its lawsuit against TikTok and its parent company, ByteDance.
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Josh Jacobs case: Packers RB pleads no contest to battery stemming from altercation with girlfriend
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs pleaded no contest Thursday to misdemeanor charges of battery and criminal damage to property stemming from a May altercation with his girlfriend during which she said he threw her to the ground.
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Young Pentagon survivor reflects on how 9/11 experience inspired her to serve
Many people don't know there was a daycare inside the Pentagon and over 100 children, including infants, survived after being evacuated on 9/11.
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'AHS: 13' trailer: Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters reprise iconic roles in mega crossover
It's witching season. Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters return in the trailer for "American Horror Story: 13," premiering Sept. 24 on FX and Hulu.
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Charlie Kirk remembered at GOP midterm convention 1 year after shooting death
Thursday marks one year since conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at an outdoor speaking engagement at Utah Valley University.
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