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Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Chatham and Lee counties.
Showers and storms are expected to persist in the central North Carolina region throughout Friday afternoon and evening. Lee and Chatham counties are the first areas to be under thunderstorm warnings, which were issued by the National Weather Service in Raleigh at 2:40 p.m. and will be in effect until 3:30 p.m. Wind gusts of…
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Officials report an active scene in Goldsboro where five individuals have been shot.
Five individuals in Goldsboro, North Carolina, have sustained gunshot wounds on Wednesday, according to Wayne County Communications. The Goldsboro Police Department is currently present at Lionel Street in Goldsboro, where the incident occurred earlier in the day. Reports have not disclosed the age group or condition of the victims, nor have they detailed any reasoning…
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According to the police, the individual believed to be responsible for 3 bank robberies in downtown Raleigh has been apprehended.
Raleigh police have reported the arrest of a suspect in three bank robberies in central Raleigh. The suspect has been identified as Anthony Tony Thomas, a 41-year-old resident of Creedmorr. Three counts of common law robbery have been pressed against Thomas. On March 30, the M&F Bank at the location of 13 E. Hargett St.…
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According to troopers, the second motorcycle accident on I-440 was due to a pursuit and culminated in an arrest.
A State Highway Patrol officer reported that a motorcyclist was arrested after a chase and subsequent wreck on Tuesday night in Raleigh; CBS 17 confirmed. After pursuit from a state trooper, the motorcyclist crashed on the Glenwood Avenue ramp. The motorcyclist was arrested immediately after. This wreck occurred at the same time as a deadly…
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Police are currently investigating a shooting outside the Academy Sports store in Apex, where one person has been hospitalized.
Police in Apex have confirmed that a shooting occurred Tuesday afternoon on Pine Plaza Drive. The incident resulted in only one victim, who was transported to a nearby medical facility. Although police have not disclosed the severity of the victim’s injuries, they have assured the public that there is no danger as all involved parties…
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There were two shootings that occurred on Easter Sunday within a distance of one mile from each other in Durham.
The Durham Police Department reported on Monday morning that six individuals fell victim to a shooting that took place on Sunday evening. Responding to a report of gunshots heard near the crossroads of Sima and Ridgeway avenues, where police caught sight of several shell casings, officers arrived shortly before 8 p.m. on Easter Sunday. A…
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A dog by the name ‘Meatball’ was taken along with a vehicle in Raleigh, and the owners are extremely worried and trying everything to locate them.
The search is on for a puppy named “Meatball” after his owners reported that he was inside a car that was stolen. “Meatball” is a pocket bully, aptly named according to his owners. Kyle Rottenkolber and Zachary Kochel described him as looking like a “meatball with little legs” and often accompanied the two friends everywhere…
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The Nash County church held its Easter Sunday service only a few days after experiencing an act of vandalism.
Floods Chapel Original Free Will Baptist Church in Spring Hope has a long-standing tradition of opening its doors for service for over a century. Easter Sunday was no different. Commenting on the days leading up to service, Pastor Richie Hogg said they were emotional. The church experienced a break-in on Good Friday with several windows…
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The US is examining the North Carolina accident in which a Tesla collided with a student who was exiting a bus in Halifax County.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating a crash involving a Tesla that hit a student who had just stepped off a school bus in North Carolina. The agency sent special investigators to probe the March 15 crash that injured the 17-year-old student. The State Highway Patrol revealed that the driver of the…
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A house located in Sanford where five individuals, including a baby and a toddler, were present, suffered severe damage as a huge tree collapsed and fell on it.
A family, which included a baby and toddler, was in their Sanford home when it was struck by a large tree during a storm on Friday. The incident occurred at around 9 a.m. on Alcott and 3rd Streets in Sanford. Victoria Sepulveda, who lived in the house, was able to leave during the ordeal and…