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Residents in Tyrrell County, North Carolina, filed a federal lawsuit to remove a Confederate monument “in appreciation of our faithful slaves.” The Concerned Citizens of Tyrrell County filed the lawsuit

An Orange County jury in 2022 found Joseph John Radomski III guilty of firearm possession near the hospital on the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill campus.

The North Carolina Court of Appeals has thrown out the conviction of a homeless man who kept guns in his car while seeking kidney treatment at UNC Hospitals in 2021. Appellate judges agreed the state law used to convict Joseph John Radomski III unconstitutionally restricted his Second Amendment rights.

In loving memory of Mrs. Emma Jo (Kennedy) Dillon, who passed away peacefully Friday, April 26, 2024, at her home in Rickman, Tennessee.

The Campbell County Broadband Authority got a better understanding of the various broadband projects around the county after a meeting Tuesday evening. The authority, composed of members from the board of supervisors, received project updates from four companies — RiverStreet Networks, Firefly, Shentel, Century Link and Southside Electric Cooperative.

SALEM, N.H. — The Town Council authorized the interim town manager to sign all paperwork related to business and spending in Salem.

C.A. Dillon started announcing NC State games as a student when then-coach Everett Case asked him, and he continued to hold the job for 50 years.

The state Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of the city of Raleigh in its pay dispute with 37 police officers.

In the annals of military firepower, few weapons have achieved the legendary status of the M134 GAU-17 Vulcan, a Gatling gun that epitomizes the term "firepower." This 7.62mm electrically-driven marvel, with a fire rate that reaches an astonishing 6,000 rounds per minute (rpm), has been a staple in the U.S. military's arsenal for air and…

SALEM, N.H. — Town officials are keeping quiet on the reason former Town Manager Chris Dillon resigned last Friday when they were pressed for answers during Monday’s Town Council meeting.