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Wake district attorney faces spirited challenge in March 2022 primary; incumbent Lorrin Freeman; challenger Damon Chetson

FBI investigating Postmaster General Louis DeJoy in connection with his political fundraising Matt Zapotosky and Jacob Bogage, The Washington Post June 3, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail United States Postal Service Postmaster General Louis DeJoy testifies during a House Oversight and Reform Committee hearing on USPS Financial Sustainability Feb. 24, 2021 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. (Jim Watson-Pool/Getty Images/TNS)Jim Watson/Pool/TNS WASHINGTON - The FBI is investigating Postmaster General Louis DeJoy in connection with campaign fundraising activity involving his former business, accordin...

The “heroin” used to accuse more than a dozen people of selling drugs was actually brown sugar, says a new lawsuit claiming racial discrimination by Raleigh PD.

Police mistake prompts mistrial in toddler's 2017 death April 25, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A judge declared a mistrial in the case of a North Carolina man charged with killing a 22-month-old boy after the Raleigh Police Department failed to turn over evidence to the defense on time. Michael Buchanan was charged with murder in the 2017 death of Torrance Adams. Buchanan, who was the boyfriend of the toddler's mother, claimed the boy choked on a waffle and then hit his head on the sink. The News & Observer reports that Judge Paul Ridgeway declared a mistrial in Buchanan's...

The 6-year-old dangled his legs above the floor as he sat at the table with his defense attorney, before a North Carolina judge. He was accused of picking a tulip from a yard at his bus stop, his attorney Julie Boyer said, and he was on trial in juvenile court for injury to real property. The boy's attention span was too short to follow the proceedings, Boyer said, so she handed him crayons and a coloring book. "I asked him to color a picture," she said, "so he did." He didn't know it, but no matter what the judge decided, the experience could change the boy's life, experts say, from how he s...