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Eyewitness news. A Wake County School board member dies suddenly. how educators are remembering their colleague. Plusthe Harnett County Sheriffs Office hit with a federal lawsuit. Why some are claiming deputies violated civil rights. And how the fires burning in the North Carolina mountains could affect you here in the triangle this weekend. Eyewitness news starts right now. right now on Eyewitness News. right now on Eyewitness News. Educators mourning a Wake County School board member who died ...

Eyewitness news. attack on a college campus. Tonight, we hear from a North Carolina woman near the horror. Frustration at a Community Meeting why at least one woman stormed out. And a woman jumps out of an airplane right on to the tarmac. Eyewitness news starts right now. We have new local perspective tonight as investigators try to determine the motive behind an Ohio State University students rampage. Good evening im tisha powell. And im steve daniels. The attacker has been indeitified as Abdul...

Next on Eyewitness News. A fayetteville neighborhood rocked by two shootings in one day. How it all began with a homeowner defending his property. Plus and a Gas Leak Forces businesses to evacuate in raleigh. Eyewitness news starts right now. A gas leak in a congested area of raleigh. Sending rush hour traffic into gridlock. And businesses into evacuation. And it will impact the morning commute. Good evening im tisha powell. And im joel brown. Around 12 30. Work crews hit a gas line in the five ...

AUSTIN, June 5, 2023 - PulteGroup, Inc. , today announced the promotion of Pablo Rivas to president of the companys Central Texas division, effective May 22, 2023. Rivas will have full operational... | June 5, 2023

Few things bind L.A.'s Filipino American community together like skewered meat sizzling on charcoal grills that line the parking lot of a tiny strip mall on Temple Street.

Howard County Police say Josseline Molina-Rivas was behind the wheel of a Toyota Corolla, when she lost control and struck a tree just after 2am on Broken Land Parkway near Cradlerock Way.

The British Medical Association and Royal College of Nursing have urged the Government to put health workers first for rapid tests to ease staffing issues in the health service.

Pharmacy staff are facing a wave of abuse from frustrated customers who are still unable to get their hands on free lateral flow tests, a health industry chief has today warned.