Body pulled from river is Irene's 6th NC victim

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- At least six people died in North Carolina because of Hurricane Irene, authorities said. The body of a man who had been missing since jumping or falling Friday into the Cape Fear River as some of the first storms from Hurricane Irene reached North Carolina was found around 4 p ...

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