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New trail camera photos show a murder suspect at the center of a days-long manhunt in Craven County.

Craven County murder suspect spotted in newly released photos

THE NAME OF THE PERSON WHO'S DIED. TRAIL CAMERA PHOTOS CAPTURE A MURDER SUSPECT FROM CRAVEN COUNTY. TAKE A LOOK. THESE ARE PICTURES OF DOMINIC CONNELLY AND THEY WERE COLLECTED IN VANCEBORO YESTERDAY. DEPUTIES HAD BEEN LOOKING FOR HIM FOR DAYS. THEY SAY CONNELLY KILLED HIS 72 YEAR-OLD GRANDMOTHER AND STABBED A DEPUTY AT A FAST FOOD RESTAURANT, DRONES AND HELICOPTERS ARE ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN THIS SEARCH AND RESIDENTS. OF COURSE, THEY SAY

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Craven County murder suspect spotted on camera

1 dead from Franklin County crash

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Sun-kissed skies and mid-60s for highs on Saturday

Hour-by-hour temperatures for Saturday, Nov. 1

Will SNAP benefits be paid in November? Here's what we know about the judges' rulings

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Weekend best bets: Halloween fun, Whirligig Festival

Creator of Wilson's whirligigs releases new book 

NC State hosts unbeaten and 8th-ranked Georgia Tech

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2 in hospital, 1 in custody from Nash County shooting

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Officers found a man with a gunshot wound at a home on Starship Lane around 10:40 p.m. He was declared dead at the scene.

Police: Man shot to death in Wilson from domestic dispute

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After a chase of about 45 minutes that reached speeds of up to 120 mph, North Carolina Highway Patrol took a driver into custody along Interstate 95 south near Dunn.

Chase, crash on I-95 ends with 5 vehicles damaged, man in custody

Chase ends in arrests on I-95

More than 1.4 million North Carolinians are poised to enter November without federal subsidies they rely on for food -- and without any assurances that relief is on the way.

In NC, don't expect state lawmakers to provide much emergency SNAP funding

SNAP benefits could be delayed for 1.4 million North Carolinians

Time to fall back! Daylight Saving Time ends 2 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 2.


Turn your clocks back this weekend: Daylight Saving Time ends Nov. 2

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The college town has been a popular spot for both residents and students to celebrate the holiday. In previous years, authorities have shut down streets for public safety, but for the second-straight year, they did not.


Residents flock to spooktacular Halloween celebration on Franklin Street

Halloween festivities on Franklin Street

North Carolina Rep. Cecil Brockman, who has represented High Point for a decade, faces two counts of statutory sex offense with a child and two additional counts of indecent liberties with a child. State lawmakers had called on him to resign. 

North Carolina lawmaker Brockman resigns amid pressure from party over charges of child sex offenses

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A hit-and-run leaves one family grieving the loss of son while another is stunned to learn their relative is a suspect.


One family mourns, another in shock after hit-and-run that killed lineman

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BOSTON (AP) -- Two federal judges ruled nearly simultaneously on Friday that President Donald Trump's administration must continue to pay for SNAP, the nation's biggest food aid program, using emergency reserve funds during the government shutdown.

Judges order Trump administration to use emergency reserves for SNAP payments during the shutdown

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A Hoke County teenager was shot and killed by a Lee County deputy after charging at him with a piece of 2x4 lumber, according to authorities. The 13-year-old is accused of murdering his grandmother, Connie Linen.

Sheriff: Hoke County teen accused of killing grandmother dies after charging at deputy

Home where Hoke County grandmother was found dead

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From haunted home decor to cute costumes, share your Halloween photos to see them on WRAL!

PHOTOS: Decorations, costumes show tricks and treats of Halloween 2025

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SNAP benefits could be suspended for the first time in the food aid program's history because of the government shutdown. This could leave many without the much needed food and resources.


Where to find food, resources in the wake of SNAP benefits suspension

Got a parking ticket? This town lets you pay it off with food donations

As Halloween approaches, the Better Business Bureau and other experts warn that scammers are ramping up efforts.


Digital scams to know about this holiday season

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Each week, we'll post a new weekly table of prices for 11 staple grocery items to help you compare across multiple Triangle area stores.

Where can I find the best prices on grocery staples this week?

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Scientists at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences have found that what was believed to be a juvenile T.Rex skeleton is instead a distant relative, the first of its kind to be found in a full skeleton. Their work has also raised new questions about what is know about that popular predator.


Dino discovery: Distant T.Rex relative found in NC museum fossil

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With SNAP in limbo, woman hands out more than candy at Halloween

Woman hands out more than candy at Halloween

Vanguard capsule gives glimpse at life under the sea

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High-speed chase through multiple counties ends in I-95 crash

Halloween celebration underway on Franklin Street

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Pedestrian dies from crash in Fayetteville

Pedestrian seriously injured in Friday night crash, Southern Pines police say

Millennials spend about $2,050 each year on sports fandom, report finds

New Duke Health program supports young breast cancer patients as diagnoses climb

Furloughed federal workers face delays getting unemployment pay during shutdown

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FBI says shooter in deadly Michigan church attack was motivated by hatred toward the Mormon faith

Israel says the latest remains returned from Gaza are not bodies of hostages

A Vermont cycling apparel company is trying to survive Trump's tariffs. Will the Supreme Court help?

US defense chief vows to 'stoutly defend' Indo-Pacific interests in talks with China

Foodie News: Longtime Raleigh cafe spot gets new life

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Biltmore Estate's 130th Christmas Tree raising celebrates resilience after Hurricane Helene

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When is trick-or-treat this year? Friday, Oct. 31

Celebrating Halloween safely

Chilly temps and mostly clear skies provide a perfect trick-or-treat night

Halloween forecast as of Sunday, 10/26/2025

Three tips for shopping at Halloween pop-up shops

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Fact check: Paul calls out Trump's drug boat strikes, citing Coast Guard statistics

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Fact check: Does a new Canadian ad 'misrepresent' Reagan's remarks on US tariffs?

Fact check: Democrats claim Leavitt said White House ballroom is Trump's 'main priority'

Fact check: Trump says 50% of US presidents have invoked the Insurrection Act

Fact check: How many US residency spots are held by immigrants with H-1B visas?

How they voted: NC congressional votes for the week ending Oct. 30

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State Rep. Cecil Brockman resigns weeks after arrest, charges of child sex offenses

 NC House Speaker names committee to investigate Brockman, child sex charges

What's next for Cecil Brockman, the NC lawmaker who faces sex charges

NC Supreme Court case tackles limits on private schools

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Lack of uniformity shows cracks in NC school background checks

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Durham school leaders consider revisions to cellphone policy

North Carolina educators deal with invisible sticker shock and confusion

New lawsuit filed against Durham company accused of not paying employees

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Johnston Regional Airport hopes to pioneer FAA's next-gen digital air traffic control

Bipartisan effort underway in NC to give you rights over what data companies collect and share about you

More layoffs proposed at the U.S. Department of Education. How could they affect NC schools?

Moms who overcame addiction helping others through growing statewide network

Belichick earns first ACC win as North Carolina pounds Syracuse

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Double trouble: Barger gets caught off second base as Blue Jays' rally fizzles in Game 6 of Series

Panthers hit the road loooking to stop Packers' win streak on Sunday

Doeren on retirement talk: 'I'm gonna keep coaching. I got four years left on my contract'

Belichick, Tar Heels visit Syracuse seeking first ACC win and fewer offensive miscues

Volleyball State Championship Scores; Football Week 11 Scores

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Research Triangle takes first girls tennis dual-team championship, wins 2A title over East Wilkes

Kristen Picot, the president of Durham-based CJF America, appeared in court on Thursday. CJF America is accused of not paying its employees. Picot did not answer WRAL Investigates' questions after her court appearance on Thursday.

CJF America president avoids WRAL's questions after court, company accused of not paying employees

Kristen Picot (left), the president of Durham-based CJF America, appeared in court on Thursday. CJF America is accused of not paying its employees. Picot did not answer WRAL Investigates' questions after her court appearance on Thursday.

Another set of employees is suing CJF America, seeking unpaid wages and describing an understaffed, disorganized summer camp environment.

Former employees file new lawsuit against CJF America

How to save on auto repair costs, without compromising on quality. Keeping up with routine maintenance, having a trusted mechanic and searching for promotions can help you save money.


Save on auto repair costs: Tips for maintenance and finding trusted mechanics

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The USDA told states last week that it wouldn't be using roughly $6 billion in federal contingency funds to keep the SNAP program running for November.

NC attorney general sues USDA over food stamp funding

Attorney General Jeff Jackson on Tuesday announced a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture over the potential delay in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.



NC attorney general sues USDA after pausing SNAP benefits

The school board is also considering amending the policy to comply with a new state law and to ensure students can still bring personal laptops to school.


Wake school board updating cellphone, devices policy in light of confusion, state law

North Carolina school districts work to adjust cellphone rules and statewide ban

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North Carolinians express lingering concerns over SNAP benefit uncertainty

Restaurant Ratings: The Federal, Imperial Garden Chinese Restaurant and Luna Azul Tacos Y Mariscos

Military and first responders can find discounts at these retailers

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CJF America President comes to court, avoids WRAL Investigates' questions

Remote control: Solution for safer skies?

WRAL Investigates the push for solutions to farm parties

NC lawmakers push to make companies tell you what they're doing with your data

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Gas prices are down, food is up: What it means for your wallet

Donald Thompson: The humanities are a CEO's edge

US government allowed and even helped US firms sell tech used for surveillance in China, AP finds

Guest column: Dysfunctional government stalls innovation

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Amazon reports higher sales and earnings for 3Q, helped by its fast-growing web services business

5 On Your Side: How to plan your digital estate for peace of mind

Judge extends order barring the Trump administration from firing federal workers during the shutdown

Trump administration moves to overrule state laws protecting credit reports from medical debt

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Why experts say this year's Halloween could be more dangerous than last year

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Go Ask Dad: Snail tricks, costume treats

Lovingood: Being a parent also means feeling pain for someone else's kids during tragic stories

Keeping kids visible and pets from escaping on Halloween

Top Amazon Deals: Hanes Sweatpants starting at $7.01 (up to 57% off), Blink & Ring Video Doorbells up to 57% off, LEGO sets up to 49% off, Surge Protector Power Strip w/USB only $8.99

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Sam's Club 12-Month Membership only $15 (70% off) 

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