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Don't Hide Cranberry Sauce in Your Carry-On
TSA releases the do's and don'ts for this weekend's holiday air travel, saying that cranberry sauce, gravy and maple syrup are not allowed in your carry-on luggage

Cancer Survivor Says Search Left Him Covered in Urine
Screening Horror Stories

Illegal Immigrant Found Guilty in Levy Case
Nine years after she disappeared, a jury convicts an illegal immigrant of first-degree murder in the death of former congressional intern Chandra Levy

FBI Storms Connecticut Hedge Fund Offices
Feds raid two Connecticut hedge fund offices amid a far-reaching insider-trading investigation that those close to the situation say will eclipse in size and magnitude any past probes

Sen. Gregg: U.S. Heading for 'Fiscal Meltdown'

Drivers Face Highest Gas Prices in 6 Months- Find Low Gas Prices in U.S., Canada

Toxic Metals Found in Kids' Drinking Glasses- Kids' ER Visits Fell After Cough Meds' Removal

Germany Races to Track Pair of Bombers

Students Being Rewarded With Plastic Surgery

Boy Dies Falling From Suite at Lakers Game

Delta Suffers 3 Engine Problems in One Day

Former Wake Tech president charged with child abuse
Police on Sunday charged the retired president of Wake Technical Community College with child abuse, saying he endangered the safety of his three grandchildren.

Hearing to be held in tainted surgical instruments case
A hearing will be held Monday in one of the cases involving Durham Regional and Duke Health Raleigh hospital patients who were exposed to surgical instruments washed in hydraulic fluid in 2004.

Beach officials: 25 pelicans were deliberately injured
North Topsail Beach officials said 25 dead pelicans found on the beach recently appeared to have been deliberately injured.

Greenville couple receive organ transplants
A heart attack in 1990 sent Travis Hardee, of Greenville, on a 20-year journey in and out of the hospital.

Memorial removed from slain Hickory girl's former home
A shrine remembering a disabled girl found dead in North Carolina has been removed a week after police said they're investigating the death as a homicide.

Dell finally ends production at Forsyth computer plant
Computer maker Dell Inc. is putting its Winston-Salem manufacturing plant into mothballs.

Judge slashes state fine against former lobbyist
A judge ordered Monday that a $111,000 fine that the North Carolina Secretary of State's Office levied last year against Don Beason, once a high-profile lobbyist, be reduced to $6,000.

Fayetteville man helps keep bicycle wheels turning for kids
Fayetteville's Bicycle Man got a late start this year, but he already has 750 bicycles to give to needy children for Christmas. Moses Mathis' ministry, which fixes broken bicycles, didn't get settled in its warehouse on Old Wilmington Highway until late July.

State Employees' Credit Union warns of scam
Starting Friday night, some customers with the State Employees' Credit Union received an e-mail, claiming to be from the credit union's online security team, notifying them that there were errors verifying their accounts.

Pelicans deliberately injured, rescuers say
Rescuers say that eight pelicans found dead or wounded on a North Carolina beach in the past two weeks were deliberately injured.