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Greensboro brings ACC fans for basketball, celebration

March Madness is in full effect after the men's ACC basketball tournament kicked off Thursday. Thousands of diehard fans and basketball enthusiasts will travel to the Greensboro Coliseum to catch the action.

Greensboro brings ACC fans for basketball, celebration

Updated 7:19 PM

Triangle

North Carolinians rally for, against health care bill

North Carolinians took to the streets to voice their opinions on the impending health care vote in Congress. Supporters and opponents in the Tar Heel State are still just as passionate about their opinions on the proposed reform.

North Carolinians rally for, against health care bill

Updated 7:04 PM

Triad

Carter found guilty in murder of Winston-Salem officer

A jury has found Keith Carter guilty of second-degree murder in the death of Winston-Salem Police Sgt. Howard Plouff three years ago. Plouff was shot and killed outside the Red Rooster nightclub Feb. 23, 2007, after a fight spilled out into the parking lot.

Carter found guilty in murder of Winston-Salem officer

Updated 5:46 PM

Charlotte

Innocent victim in gang shooting calls incident 'surreal'

A 10th grader was hit by a stray bullet as she walked home from school Wednesday afternoon. A day later, she says she hopes others learn from what she considers her mistake.

Innocent victim in gang shooting calls incident 'surreal'

03/11/2010 05:43 PM

STD study invokes discussion on race and promiscuity

A recent CDC report says one in two black women is infected with herpes. Mecklenburg County commissioner Bill James says the problem is promiscuity in the black community, but others don't agree.

STD study invokes discussion on race and promiscuity

03/11/2010 05:29 PM

Triangle

Raleigh police still silent on Taft murder case specifics

Raleigh police didn't have many updates Thursday about the investigation into the fatal beating of State Board of Education member Kathy Taft, who died Tuesday at Wake Med. Reports pertaining to the investigation remain sealed.

Raleigh police still silent on Taft murder case specifics

Updated 5:19 PM

Coastal

Hundreds of scientists work to improve waterways

More than 700 marine scientists from around the world gathered in the Port City Thursday to work together on addressing coastal issues. During the 39th annual Benthic Ecology Meeting, hosted by UNC Wilmington, scientists shared research with one another.

Hundreds of scientists work to improve waterways

03/11/2010 05:09 PM

Former sheriff charged with stealing federal money

Federal authorities have charged former Carteret County Sheriff Ralph Thomas and others within the department with stealing more than $5,000 between 1997 and 2006 that was under control of the Carteret County Sheriff's Office.

Former sheriff charged with stealing federal money

Updated 5:02 PM

Sandhills

Lawyers in Shareef murder trial recap arguments

Closing arguments began Thursday in the trial of Abdullah Shareef, who is accused of running over five people and killing one between Fayetteville and Fuquay-Varina in 2004.

Lawyers in Shareef murder trial recap arguments

Updated 4:43 PM

State considers adopting national academic standards

A single set of academic standards are being developed for K-12 students across the United States. North Carolina could adopt them by this spring or summer.

State considers adopting national academic standards

03/11/2010 04:05 PM