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Exclusive one-on-one with FBI Charlotte’s new Special Agent in Charge Exclusive one-on-one with new FBI Special Agent in Charge By WBTV Web Staff | March 9, 2021 at 10:17 PM EST - Updated March 10 at 2:41 PM CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - North Carolina’s FBI division is headquartered in Charlotte. Its 180-agents statewide investigate domestic terrorism, missing children, gangs, drugs, white collar crime -- they work on cases to, ultimately, keep you and your family safe. But when you think about local investigating agencies, you don’t usually think, “FBI.” Yet, they w...

F-4 Phantom Jet Memorial Park updates released Journal Standard LENA — The F-4 Phantom Jet Memorial Park project has released updates on the memorial’s progress.  Project members were able to pay the initial cost of bringing the aircraft to Lena due to the generosity of the northwestern Illinois communities. The jet was delivered to its temporary position at Rafters Restaurant just outside of Lena and will remain there until it has been restored and painted. Over 100 walkway paver bricks have been engraved to date. Donation levels include bronze at $250, silver at $500, gold at $1,000, p...

A federal grand jury has indicted eight people in connection with a complex international drug trafficking operation that included registering aircraft to a fictional airport in Onalaska.

OKC duo accused of using mythical Onalaska airport for $350M drug trade 8 people indicted in connection with elaborate scheme The Texas Supreme Court will consider a challenge to the state's retroactive state offender laws. (Source: Raycom News Media) By KTRE Digital Media Staff | February 26, 2021 at 5:42 PM CST - Updated March 1 at 12:57 AM From the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Texas SHERMAN, Texas (News Release) - A federal grand jury in the Eastern District of Texas has returned an indictment charging eight individuals with various federal violations related...

WILMINGTON – Take a stroll through downtown Wilmington and you're bound to encounter history in every block. Even if you aren't looking for it, the stories of the Cape Fear region stand out from the modernity of the ever-changing downtown district. Nowhere is this more true than on the front porch and lower level entrance of the Burgwin-Wright House, where striking sapphire-colored plaques are now fixed beside the doorways. The hard-to-miss blue plaques are the first debuted in a new initiative by the Historic Wilmington Foundation to better signify a historic place's age and role in the ...