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Obama party at Reynolds ColiseumObama supporters came out to Reynolds Coliseum to celebrate the senator's win in the N.C. primary election.
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Take a glimpse at Smithfield's Ham & Yam FestivalAdults and youth stuffed their faces in a sweet-potato pie eating contest, and children got their faces painted, while strains of banjos, rock and Gospel music filled the air at the Smithfield Ham & Yam Festival on Saturday.
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Salute to Our Troops ParadeAbout 50,000 people gathered in downtown Raleigh to honor the military during the Salute to Our Troops parade on April 26, 2008.
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Fayetteville Celebrates Spring at Dogwood FestivalThe Dogwood Festival was held this weekend in Fayetteville.
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Earth Day 2008Raleigh and Durham celebrated upcoming Earth Day on Saturday, April 19, 2008.
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USA Regional Jump Rope Competition Held April 19Hundreds of area jump rope athletes competed this weekend at a regional tournament hosted by the Cary YMCA SuperSkippers at Apex High School.
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Tyler Hansbrough To Stay At UNCCheck out the national player of the year as he does what he does best.
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Carolina Rollergirls Rock the RinkThe Debutante Brawlers take on the Tai Chi-tahs in a bout of roller derby.
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Durham Bulls Home Opener 2008The Durham Bulls play their home opener on April 11, 2008.
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Carolina Heads Home After Loss To JayhawksNorth Carolina feel way behind early and didn't have enough to come back, as they fall to Kansas in the national semifinal.
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Our Lens on North Carolina's 2008 SeasonWRAL.com photographers have followed the Tar Heels all season and will be in San Antonio. Here's a look at some of their best shots of Carolina.
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Wakefield Girls Go 31-1At Wakefield High School in Raleigh, the girls basketball team completes an historic run through the '07-'08 season. Finishing with a record of 31-1, the girls tell for themselves a unique story of competition and family.
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Our Lens on ACC CoachesTake a look at WRAL.com's images of the ACC basketball coaches as they push their teams through the grind of the season.
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North Carolina Smashes ArkansasNorth Carolina put on a show for its home-state fans in its first two NCAA tournament games. Now the overall No. 1 seed is off and running to the round of 16, where another comfortable setting awaits.
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Photos: Tar Heels Crush Mount St. Mary's, 113-74North Carolina won 113-74 against Mount St. Mary's at the RBC Center Friday night.
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ACC Basketball TattoosTake a look at some of the ACC players' tattoos through the lens of WRAL.com's photographers.
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North Carolina Lake LevelsFind out current lake levels in your county.
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Interactive: Myanmar CycloneThis interactive includes a map of the cyclone's path, images of the aftermath, a natural disaster timeline for the area and facts and history on Myanmar.
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WRAL Azalea Gardens in Full BloomThe Azaleas are blooming and the bees are buzzing on Western Boulevard in Raleigh.
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Jimmy Carter Visits WRALThe former president talked to David Crabtree about his new book, and the presidential primary.
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The Death Penalty Across the U.S.The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the constitutionality of lethal injections. Check out the status capital punishment in each state.
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Pope Benedict XVI Visits the U.S.Pope Benedict XVI makes his first pilgrimage to the United States this week for a six-day stay in Washington D.C. and New York.
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Popes & Presidents: Church & State Leaders Through the DecadesA look back at papal visits with U.S. presidents and state leaders.
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