911 hang-ups are a problem in many areas
Triangle Troubleshooter sits near the police scanner in the newsroom, and we often hear dispatchers say "911 hang-up at" such-and-such address.
Leak just the latest of apartment's issues
Triangle Troubleshooter: In January 2008, the Lupold family -- Corey, Samara and their 5-year-old twin boys -- found a two-bedroom apartment for $589 a month at Cary Pines Apartments on Wrenn Drive. It was the only apartment they could afford.
Got a gripe? Here's how to make it go away
Troubleshooter has dealt with a lot of people unhappy with businesses of late. And as we've helped them solve their problems, we've learned a few things along the way.
Who's supposed to remove the logs?
Pam Bailey found a notice on her front door last fall that Duke Energy would be cutting down two large trees in her yard.
AT&T's $1,300 bill shocks immigrant couple
Troubleshooter:Francois and Sogbossi Akakpo and their four children recently moved to Raleigh for a second chance at life after living the past 15 years in a refugee camp in Benin, West Africa.
Troubleshooter stories see developments
It has been a busy month here at Troubleshooter Central. New developments have happened in several of the stories we first told you about in this column.
Mom loses confidence in school bus safety
Kim Wnorowski refuses to put her 7-year-old daughter on the school bus headed to Dillard Drive Elementary School in Cary anymore.
Dental firm sues patient for comments
A dental practice has filed a defamation lawsuit against a Cary woman after she spoke about her bad experience with the practice to The News & Observer.
Death at Cherry Hospital was natural
The state's chief medical examiner has determined a patient who died at a state mental hospital in Goldsboro on Oct. 27 most likely expired of natural causes.
Arrest made in shooting at Sanford nightclub
A Sanford man has been charged with first-degree murder after a shooting outside a nightclub early Sunday morning resulted in the death of a 22-year-old woman.
Defense secretary visits Lejeune
Defense Secretary Robert Gates watched Marines simulate an attack Thursday at Camp Lejeune in preparation for their deployment as part of the president's troop buildup in Afghanistan.
Raleigh takes owners to task on eyesore
Troubleshooter:For nearly a decade, the building at 618 N. Person St. near downtown Raleigh has been condemned and boarded up with plywood by the city.
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