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Woman dead after shooting outside Chapel Hill school

A woman was shot and killed Friday afternoon outside Mary Scroggs Elementary School. Police have a suspect in custody – Ali Cherfaou of Carrboro. Investigators said they believe Cherfaou said and killed Chahnaz Kebaier as part of an ongoing domestic dispute.
The shooting happened while school was in session – a fact that caused concern for parents.

While jury debates, Edwards goes to the ballpark

Still no verdict after six days of jury deliberations. Judge Catherine Eagles said all legal counsel and the defendant, John Edwards, could be excused from the courthouse during deliberations. So while 12 men and women decide the fate for Edwards and the six charges brought against him, Edwards was caught on camera just down the street at a baseball game.

Edwards juror issue arises; case stops for weekend

The judge in the John Edwards trial says she is dealing with a juror issue and she is warning the panel not to deliberate outside the jury room or in small groups. U.S. District Judge Catherine C. Eagles dismissed the panel until Tuesday after its sixth day of deliberations.

Doctor says Williford's judgement was impaired while assaulting Kathy Taft

A psychologist that has been working with Jason Williford took the stand Friday as the defense tries to prove the man accused of raping and killing former state Board of Education member Kathy Taft, is mentally ill and not capable of planning a murder.

Falling gas prices spurs holiday weekend rush

Millions of Americans are hitting the road this Memorial Day weekend. AAA of the Carolinas estimates 1 million people across North Carolina are expected to travel this holiday and 88 percent of them will drive. They also say falling gas prices are putting more people behind the wheel.

Pool inspectors out in force ahead of Memorial Day weekend

The last few public pools are ready to open their gates just in time for the holiday weekend. This comes after inspectors across the state made their final marks to approve the readiness of the facilities. They're working to make sure more than 1,500 pools across the Triangle are ready to open their gates for some pool time fun.

Raleigh developers complete study on rapid transit system plan

In North Hills there is no shortage of stores, cars and people on a daily basis. But getting around can calso be very stop and go which is part of the reason for the proposed personal rapid transit system which could transform the area.

Hoke County mother upset over bus stop mix-up

A Hoke County mother said her daughter was taken home to the wrong bus stop. She wants to make sure this doesn't happen again. Hoke County School officials answered some questions by phone, but would not go on camera or send a written statement.

Unemployment rates fall in 93 of 100 NC counties

Unemployment rates fell in 93 North Carolina counties last month according to the latest numbers released Friday by the N.C. Department of Commerce. Rates decreased in all 14 of the state's metro areas for the second consecutive month.

Second of three committees advance Eugenics Compensation Bill

The second of three committees advanced the historic Eugenics Compensation Bill. The proposal would give a $50,000 payout to living victims of this forced sterilization program.

Student testifies about sexual contact with Johnston Co. teacher

A Johnston County teacher and wrestling coach accused of having sexual contact with a student with was back in court Thursday for a probable cause hearing. The 16-year-old accuser testified in graphic detail about their encounter.

Whiteville's Hunter Smith helps lead Wolfpack in playoffs

Whiteville High School senior Hunter Smith plays three positions for the Wolfpack. Smith is a catcher, third basemen, and pitcher. During the regular season, the right-hander led the team with 73 strikeouts. This is Smith's first playoff deep playoff run after spending his sophomore and junior seasons playing for East Columbus High School and his freshman year at Whiteville.

Sports Night 1-on-1: Carolina Railhawks coach Colin Clarke

Earlier today the Carolina Railhawks received approval to open the north stand at WakeMed Soccer Park, and given who is coming to town on Tuesday, the timing couldn't be better. News 14 Carolina's Jim Connors talks with Head Coach Colin Clarke.

Point and Shoot: Why are ACC trustees looking for other conference offers?

Chris from Raleigh wants to know why trustees from ACC schools are publicly saying they would listen to offers from other conferences.

Diamonds bring pro fast-pitch softball to the Carolinas

Spring training is in full swing for the Carolina Diamonds, the first professional softball team in the Carolinas. In addition to their home field at CMC Northeast Stadium in Kannapolis, they’ll play home games across North and South Carolina so fans everywhere can get in on the action.

Almirola takes first pole at Coca-Cola 600

Aric Almirola took the pole for the Coca-Cola 600 with a lap of 192.940 mph Thursday night, giving Richard Petty Motorsports a front-row sweep at Charlotte Motor Speedway for NASCAR's longest race. Teammate Marcus Ambrose was second at 191.598 in qualifying for the Sunday night race.

Parmesan polenta with asparagus, portobello mushroom and Vidalia Onion Stew

Chef Dan Eaton makes a rustic Italian style vegetarian meal with creamy cornmeal and parmesan cheese polenta and then tops that with a simple asparagus, Portobello mushroom and Vidalia onion stew!

Oven roasted fingerling potato salad with bacon, asparagus and Vidalia onion

Chef Dan Eaton uses the oven to make a roasted potato salad with crispy bacon, Vidalia onions and asparagus. It's the perfect addition to your Memorial Day cook out.

Roasted asparagus with Romesco and goat cheese croutons

Chef Dan Eaton oven roasts asparagus and then serves that over the top of a Spanish style roasted red pepper sauce called "Romesco" and then finishes everything with an optional sprinkling of goat cheese croutons.

Honey mustard glazed salmon with spinach salad

Chef Dan Eaton makes a spinach salad with crispy bacon, sauteed vidalia onions and hard cooked eggs and then serves that with broiled honey-mustard glazed salmon. It's a fantastic combination of flavors.

In Depth: Roger Manley, the director of the Gregg Museum

The Gregg Museum is undergoing change and getting ready for major expansion. News 14 Carolina's Marti Skold sits down with Roger Manley, the director of the Gregg Museum, to talk about what's in store.

05/25/2012 02:43 PM

In Depth: Scott Cooper, Charlotte Motor Speedway

NASCAR is taking over the Queen City this weekend. News 14 Carolina's Rob Boisvert talks to Scott Cooper from Charlotte Motor Speedway about the festivities.

05/25/2012 02:38 PM

Female business owners network, trade success secrets in NYC

Hundreds of women entrepreneurs could swap the secrets of their success and learn how to grow their companies at a master class in small business at Columbia University's student center.