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As you saw from Bill And Dana and their last program there is a whole lot happening in the southeastern parts of this country and well get to it. Were watching Fox News alert. So far nothing from the White House on new data that show there could be Tens Of Thousands of illegal immigrants convicted of violent crimes roaming freely inside the united states. And with that breaking, lets start. Im Harris Faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. The department of Homeland Security claims the figur...

A five-mile stretch of Interstate 40 in Sampson County will be officially dedicated next month in honor of former Rep. Larry M. Bell, a man who worked toward…

A five-mile stretch of Interstate 40 in Sampson County has officially been designated in honor of former Rep. Larry M. Bell, a man who worked toward the…

A move to name a five-mile stretch of Interstate 40 in Sampson County in honor of a man who worked toward the betterment of his community, county and state is…

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper appointed 15 people to the Governor's Commission on the Governance of Public Universities in North Carolina.

NORTH CAROLINA, November 23 - Raleigh Nov 23, 2022 Today, Governor Roy Cooper appointed individuals to the Governors Commission on the Governance of Public

Rosewood Middle School will get much-needed renovations or a new school will be built, using $20 million block grant from state funds.

Rep. Bell: Charter & parochial schools have unfair advantages in NCHSAA Subject:* A friend wanted you to see this item from High School OT: https://wr.al/1KMXJ Rep. John Bell (R-Wayne) questioned NCHSAA Commissioner Que Tucker about unfair advantages that he says charter and parochial schools enjoy, particularly at the 1A classification. Tucker said the NCHSAA is aware of concerns but struggles with how to address them. Show Transcript Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Let you turn your head this way fo...

Opinion: Jackson water crisis shows Nina Simone is still right about Mississippi CNN 3/14/2021 Opinion by Keri Leigh Merritt © Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images A brother and sister sit while their mother volunteers at a water and food distribution drive in Jackson, Mississippi after the city was hit by back-to-back winter storms. Summoned to the South by Marian Wright of the NAACP, Senators Robert F. Kennedy and Joseph Clark traveled to the Mississippi Delta in the Spring o...

Listen / North Carolina lawmakers start a new legislative session on Wednesday. In a one-on-one conversation with WUNCs Rusty Jacobs, the incoming Democratic leader of the state house says he believes mob violence by Trump supporters in Washington, D.C., last week could lead to more civility in Raleigh. North Carolina lawmakers start a new legislative session this week at a time when partisan pision and bitterness nationwide have reached a peak. I spoke with Rep. Robert Reives II (D-C...