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RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- On a regular March day, you can find students in all the normal nooks of campus at UNC-Chapel Hill. But now there are considerably fewer of them here than normal. "It's very eerie to see campus so empty," said sophomore Sage Staley. "I miss that vibrant energy we have here as a community." Sage is one of the lucky few to be living on campus now. She stayed home in Charlotte last semester like a lot of students at universities across the state. "The fall semester was rocky," she said. "Nobody really knew how to handle the pandemic, how to handle in-person during this pa...

Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward stands beside the Seattle officers recently hired by the Spokane Police Department. After a long day working at the Coeur d'Alene Tribal Court, Boots Faletogo comes home on Dec. 15 and puts on KREM TV's 10 pm newscast like she usually does. But that night, she sees a story about the Spokane Police Department hiring four officers from Seattle. There's Officer Josh Zuray, a former pastor and then Officer Bryan Weber, a trained chef. There's Officer Jesse Cahill, a WSU grad married to a Spokane native. An...

KXLY December 15, 2020 8:38 PM Katerina Chryssafis SPOKANE, Wash. – Out of the nine new officers hired onto the Spokane Police Department, four of them are from Seattle. The department says they often hire what they call “laterals” – officers from other law enforcement agencies. That’s because they come with years of experience and specialty training that can be transferred over. Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward welcomed the new officers. She tweeted a photo Monday night, saying in part, “I let law enforcement know if their cities were defunding police depart...

>> new orleans saints. lisa: you found camaraderie both being marines. bryan how much did that play knew wanting to help a fellow soldier out. >> like i said, never leave a marine behind. of course, i'm going to want to do what i can my part to help him. brian: how does it affect your lifestyle, bryan. >> well, of course, i have got to be easy. but soon i will be back in action and ready to go. lisa: when does your employer expect you guys back? when are you heading back to work? >> well, the great thing about our employer is from the colonel on down, it's always been hey, we support you, take...

You might be going back to work next week. out of curiosity will the trash-talking continue in the office? one of you has the other guy's kidney. >> of course it will. >> yes, it will. [laughter] >> you know, there is always the black and gold and the real black and gold. so we have to make sure that keeps going. brian: got to argue about the draft now. that's next and then back to action in the summer. lisa: happy birthday, dave. >> thank you. steve: bryan weber and dave ford. both sergeants. great story. brian: she is a sanctuary city sheriff who won't back down and now she is keeping life s...