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Traverse City Downtown Development Authority (DDA) board members will vote today (Friday) on approving a buildout and lease for a new retail incubator s...

600 kids set to get free shoes WTVD     DURHAM, North Carolina (WTVD) — Sherard Johnson, a former teacher at Neal Middle School, is making sure underprivileged children in Durham are ready to put their best foot forward. “Each year on the first day of school, I would see behavioral issues from different students because they would have low self-esteem and confidence from the clothes they wore and the shoes they wore,” Johnson said. Two years ago, the 30-year-old launched Project 300 ...

A young man from Paraguay arrived in Terre Haute nearly 20 years ago, ambitious and eager to study at one of the most challenging engineering schools in the country. With dark, combed over hair and a thick Spanish accent at the time — along with an infectious smile and love for life — he settled into the Midwest effortlessly, forming lifelong friendships. The 36-year-old spent only four years in Indiana for his studies, but friends say he left a lasting impression on the Rose-Hulman Insti...

Tyrell Cohen, Tarik Cohens twin brother, was found dead. On Sunday, ABC Journalist Tim Pulliam reported about a body found in Wake County. During that time, the persons identity was yet to be determined. "BREAKING: Body found today off Lead Mine Road at a @DukeEnergy substation in Wake County. Sheriffs office says the man was electrocuted trying to climb equipment. Its believed the man was trying to get away from law enforcement. No identity yet. #ABC11," he captioned the post. He posted it al...

Missing twin brother of Chicago Bears running back Tarik Cohen found electrocuted in Duke Energy substation Theresa Braine © Provided by New York Daily News Tyrell Antar Cohen, 25, was found dead inside the substation’s perimeter, Raleigh police said Sunday. The missing twin brother of Chicago Bears running back Tarik Cohen has been identified as the man found electrocuted at a Duke Energy substation on Sunday morning. Tyrell Antar Cohen, 25, was found dead inside the subst...

Originally posted on Larry Brown Sports  |  By Larry Brown  |  Last updated 5/10/21 Tarik Cohen’s twin brother Tyrell was found dead on Sunday, a day after Tarik posted a note on social media seeking help in locating Tyrell. ABC 11’s Tim Pulliam reported that a body was found on Sunday at a Duke Energy substation in Wake County, North Carolina. The body was later identified as Tyrell’s. BREAKING: Body found today off Lead Mine Road at a @DukeEnergy s...

Andrew Brown Jr police shooting: what does the body camera footage show? The family of a North Carolina man fatally shot by sheriffs deputies were shown a brief video clip from a single police body camera on Monday. Sean Rayford AFP Last week, just a day after the guilty verdict was announced in the Derek Chauvin trial, Andrew Brown Jr was gunned down by Pasquotank County sheriff deputies serving a warrant. On Monday the county attorney showed the victims family a short redacted clip that one...

Black man killed by deputies in Elizabeth City was shot in back of head, attorney says JONATHAN DREW and DENISE LAVOIE, WSOCTV.com News Staff A Black man killed by deputies in North Carolina was shot in the back of the head and had his hands on his car steering wheel when they opened fire, attorneys for his family said Monday after relatives viewed body camera footage. The account was the first description of the shooting of Andrew Brown Jr., who was killed by deputies serving d...

Image via Getty/Sean Rayford UPDATED 4/28, 2:09 p.m. ET: The FBI Charlotte Field Office has now opened a federal civil rights investigation into the police killing of Andrew Brown Jr. In a statement to regional outlet WTKR on Tuesday, an FBI spokesperson said agents will be working closely with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of North Carolina and the Civil Rights Division at the DOJ “to determine whether federal laws were violated” during the shooting. UPDATED 4/27, ...

From Raleigh to Fayetteville, reaction pours in after Chauvin found guilty in George Floyds death Replay Video UP NEXT Reaction poured in from George Floyds native Fayetteville to Raleigh and across the state on Tuesday after a jury found former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin "I appreciate the jurys work for justice," Gov. Roy Cooper said in a tweet. "George Floyds death shouldnt have happened and we must continue to work to bring positive change to our state and country." I appreci...