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The No. 17 Tar Heels’ defense allowed Appalachian State some big plays, but came up big in the second overtime as UNC secured a 40-34 win.

Dallas City Council Members Wednesday approved the location for a monument to the lynching of an African American man 139 years ago. According to historical...

Gray can choose to accept a new plea, which would include jail time, or he will head to trial in October on charges related to filming naked teens.

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Former Gulf Breeze Mayor Ed Gray had his 5-year prison sentence vacated for secretly recording teenage boys undressing in his home. What happens now.

The Pan African Connection bookstore in Oak Cliff hosted a screening of the internationally, acclaimed documentary, “Betrayal of Justice: A Buffalo Soldier Story” on Saturday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. “Betrayal of Justice” tells the story of how 18 members of the 24th Infantry (Buffalo Soldiers) were executed in 1917 following a trial for their role

An angry mob of thousands lynched Allen Brooks in 1910. On Thursday, Dallas historians and officials will dedicate a second historical marker connected to his death.

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RALEIGH, NC (AP) — A federal jury on Wednesday convicted a man charged with teaching someone how to make bombs meant to kill federal law enforcement officers. Christopher Arthur, 39, faces a maximum 20 years in prison, according to federal prosecutors. He was also charged with illegal possession of weapons, including improvised explosives found on […]

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