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Date:

Mon, May 12, 2008 12:00:04 PM

From:

WRAL Newsroom

Subject:

WRAL.com News Headlines - Noon

Top Stories Storms injure at least 13, spawn tornadoes Tornadoes, large hail and storms injured at least 13 people and damaged 40 buildings across North Carolina on Sunday.  Read Story Sin taxes to fund teacher raises, money for mental health In his final budget proposal, Gov. Mike Easley called for higher taxes on cigarettes and alcohol to pay for teacher raises and more spending on the state mental health system.  Read Story Authorities ID body found in Jordan Lake Authorities identified a body found floating in Jordan Lake as belonging to a 27-year-old poultry worker.  Read Story Storm's 'leftovers' include wind, clouds, a little rain Winds could gust up to 40 mph, while clouds help keep temperatures below normal on Monday.  Read Story Do My Job: Spend a day as video-game journalist The Do My Job series introduces your neighbors and what they do for a living. WRAL's Kim Dean spends a day with John Gaudiosi, learning what it takes to be a video-game journalist.  Read Story Top Local News Women candidates successful in N.C. Slain UNC student honored at graduation ceremony Refugees, living in Raleigh, await word on Myanmar relatives Poll: Dole, Hagan in virtual tie in Senate race N.C. counties keep on losing infrastructure tax votes Shop reopening returns Christmas magic to Manteo Thousands get college diplomas, despite weather More shoreline closed after vandalism Postal workers pick up food for hungry Family, friends remember slain Wake County mother Governor tours N.C. tornado damage areas Coming Up on TV Tonight at 5:00 p.m. on : Make your next tank of gas last longer Most Viewed Stories Authorities ID body found in Jordan Lake Sin taxes to fund teacher raises, money for mental health Storms injure at least 13, spawn tornadoes Don't Miss It Ask Anything: Wake Schools Superintendent Got questions about year-round schools, curriculum, growth or anything else? The superintendent is our guest this week. Go ahead -- Ask Anything! Tassel-turning time again: Thousands graduate in Triangle Click for photos from area college graduations. The Week in Photos From the world’s oldest gorilla, to the Myanmar cyclone, the week's major events are caught in the lenses of Associated Press photographers. Grocery Cart Tracker Worried about rising food prices? Use our interactive Grocery Cart Tracker to compare local prices on popular items.   Stay connected on the go. Breaking news, weather, traffic, sports, video, and lottery results! Text WRAL to 46988 2008, Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc.  |  2619 Western Boulevard, Raleigh, N.C. 27605 Click here for advertising information  |  Click Here to ***

 

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