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Raleigh murder | 'I want justice served,' says family of Raleigh teen shot and killed - Vimarsana News

Raleigh murder | 'I want justice served,' says family of Raleigh teen shot and killed

A man is facing a murder charge in the death of a 17-year-old who was shot and killed Monday night on North New Hope Road just off Capital Boulevard.

Source: abc11.com
AVL Man Gets 6 Yrs in Prison, Ian Strengthens, Money in Mills River - Vimarsana News

AVL Man Gets 6 Yrs in Prison, Ian Strengthens, Money in Mills River

An Asheville man is heading to prison for a deadly stabbing. Western North Carolina should feel the impacts of Hurricane Ian this weekend. The town of Mills River is looking for input on how to spend relief funding.

Source: iheart.com
AVL Man Gets 6 Yrs in Prison, Ian Strengthens, Money in Mills River | Rock 105.1 - Vimarsana News

AVL Man Gets 6 Yrs in Prison, Ian Strengthens, Money in Mills River | Rock 105.1

An Asheville man is heading to prison for a deadly stabbing. Western North Carolina should feel the impacts of Hurricane Ian this weekend. The town of Mills River is looking for input on how to spend relief funding.

Source: iheart.com
Warning to Democrats: Ethiopian American Voters Ready to Bolt Over Foreign Policy at Tadias Magazine - Vimarsana News

Warning to Democrats: Ethiopian American Voters Ready to Bolt Over Foreign Policy at Tadias Magazine

Ethiopian Business and Lifestyle

Source: tadias.com
New Hearings on Reopened Death Penalty Cases Began Last Week. The Outcomes Could Effectively End North Carolina's Death Penalty. - Vimarsana News

New Hearings on Reopened Death Penalty Cases Began Last Week. The Outcomes Could Effectively End North Carolina's Death Penalty.

The first hearing in a series of death penalty cases ordered reopened by a landmark state Supreme Court ruling began last week in a Wake County courtroom.