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North Carolina ALE – Alcohol Law Enforcement – decided to celebrate Alcohol Awareness Month by charging over 200 people with over 300 alcohol and drug-related crimes, including 64 felonies. But before you start checking to see if your weird Uncle Silas is missing—along with the still he kept in the basement – rest easy. The only charges in Craven County involved five individuals, an outstanding warrant and six traffic citations. New Bern Police Lieutenant Donald McInnis said New Bern police were involved only minimally in the busts. Craven County Sheriff Chip Hughes said his office di...

Historic plantation destroyed by fire elisfkc2 / Flickr / CC BY-SA 2.0     DOYLINE, Louisiana (KTBS) — A historic home turned popular wedding venue was reduced to charred rubble Wednesday afternoon when a fire razed the almost 180-year-old structure. Webster Parish Sheriff Jason Parker confirmed the fire destroyed Azalee Plantation, owned by the Montgomery family. Cause of the fire is unknown but heavy storms were passing through at the time of the fire, Parker said. Transition of the property into a wedding venue took place in mid 2019 with extensive renovations to the house situate...

Grand Forks police looking to spend more time on cracking cold cases Grand Forks police are doubling down on some old cold cases that they are now reexamining and trying to solve. Written By: Matt Henson | × Lieutenant Jeremy Moe plans to have his division spend more time on cold cases and add extra eyesMatt Henson/WDAY GRAND FORKS — Grand Forks Police Lieutenant Jeremy Moe is settling into his new role as the top investigator for the department, serving as the commander for the criminal investigations bureau. One of his first tasks was getting up to speed on ...

In a matter of just one year, COVID-19 has changed virtually every aspect of our lives. But, with the rollout of vaccines among more and more people, experts are now looking ahead to what life will be like after the pandemic ends. Will working from home still be the norm? What about face masks? And then there are the lingering impacts of the virus itself, from continuing symptoms among the youngest and healthiest patients to the isolation felt by society's most vulnerable.  A team of reporters from across the country answered these questions and more for the TEGNA special project "Life after...

Author’s note: With all of the negativity — the sturm und drang — of so much of the news we consume on a daily basis, we could all use a regular dose of positivity as a counterbalance. So, I’ve decided to carve out a little corner here to share good news/happy stories. Hope you enjoy. I found two neat stories out of Arizona for this edition of The Up Beat. Contemplating an appropriate article title, I first thought of The Eagles’  Take It Easy, but neither of these occurred in or near Winslow. So, I looked up the state motto, and learned that it is “Ditat Deus,” which means �...