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Automaker Tesla takes fight to North Carolina

Electric car manufacturer Tesla wants a compromise that will allow it to stay in business in North Carolina. Full story

America’s best beaches

   “Dr. Beach” has published the annual list of the nation’s best beaches just in time for the Memorial Day weekend, and you may be surprised at which one tops the list. NBC’s Ann Curry reports.

New U.S. fears emerge over tainted compounded steroids

(Reuters) - The Food and Drug Administration said on Friday it has received seven reports of illnesses in patients who took steroid injections compounded by a pharmacy in Tennessee. Full story

Deaf woman comes to the rescue of deaf dog

   A deaf woman in New York state adopted a deaf pit bull, resuced from North Carolina where she was left chained up in a backyard – and unnamed – because she was handicapped. WGRZ’s Theresa Deluca reports.

Mom has son arrested for stealing Pop-Tarts

   A North Carolina boy was placed under juvenile arrest and charged with a misdemeanor after his mother called police to report her son had stolen her Pop-Tarts. WCNC’s Rad Berky reports.

Cicadas emerge from 17-year hibernation

   If you’ve noticed holes suddenly appearing in the ground, get ready – warmer weather means cicadas have begun to come out of a 17-year hibernation along the mid-Atlantic, from North Carolina to New York. NBC’s Tom Costello reports.

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Bill squeezing out Tesla passes NC Senate

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  Todd: Public is skeptical of what’s going on in Washington

NBC’s Chuck Todd explains why the public thinks Washington isn’t working to well and why a solution is needed immediately. The Morning Joe panel then joins the conversation to discuss how to further prevent scandals.

  Boy, 5, steers car to safety after mom suffers seizure

A fast-acting five-year-old boy in North Carolina is recognized for his bravery after crawling from the back seat of his family’s car into the driver’s seat to steer the vehicle to safety after his mother suffered a seizure behind the wheel. WXII’s Stephanie Berzinski reports.

  North Carolina Bill Would Ban Tesla Sales

Diarmuid O'Connell, Tesla vice president; and Robert Glaser, North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association president, debate whether the automaker should be able to sell directly to consumers.

  North Carolina Creates Special Unit for 'White Collar' Cr...

Tammy Smith, White Collar Crime Resource Prosecutor at N.C. Conference of District Attorneys, explains what prompted this initiative.

  Fight for voting rights continues in North Carolina

Melissa Harris-Perry outlines the sweeping changes lawmakers in North Carolina are proposing, and the powerful backlash against them.

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