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A Grand Jury ruled that the detective involved will not face charges.

At Greensboro Rally For Brown, A Call To Also Remember Local Cases by Paul Garber 10:53pm Jun 01, 2021 A young rallygoer passes a sign in the Greensboro Governmental Plaza that reads "GSO police killed Marcus Smith" during a rally for Andrew Brown Jr. and other Black victims who died during encounters with police. PAUL GARBER/WFDD A planned series of rallies in cities across the state Tuesday once again put the spotlight on the case of Andrew Brown Jr., a Black man who was shot to death by authorities in Elizabeth City. Greensboro was one of those cities. Speakers there say...

Mother of Fred Cox rejuvenated after retreat for mothers of gun violence victims “It was to bring mothers that have lost their children to gun violence together just so that we can understand what each other has been through.” Share Updated: 5:28 PM EDT May 18, 2021 Ford Hatchett Mother of Fred Cox rejuvenated after retreat for mothers of gun violence victims “It was to bring mothers that have lost their children to gun violence together just so that we can understand what each other has been through.” Share Updated: 5:28 PM EDT May 18, 2021 Hide Transcr...

The main issues he sees are visual obstructions on the side streets and excessive speed on S.R. A1A.  "When you come around that corner, you have no idea how many cars are going to be pulling out in front of you," he said. "That's a real issue."   Fatal wrecks not new at St. Augustine intersection  The fatality that took place in late March is still under investigation and not many details have been released.  A motorcyclist was heading south on Anastasia Boulevard near Red Cox Drive and, for reasons still unknown, went into the northbound lane in the curve, St. Augustine Police Sgt. ...

Wild turkey hunting season began last week in North Carolina. Hunters killed a record number last spring. Some experts attributed the uptick to stay at home orders in place during the hunting season. Although local turkey populations have been robust in recent years, the bird was previously brought near extinction.