According to the National Park Service, dispatchers received reports from a park visitor of a body near one of the parkway’s overlooks around 1:14 p.m. Oct. 9.
A video clip surfaced on Twitter, showing Lt. Gov. Robinson speaking at Asbury Baptist Church, where he referred to transgenderism and homosexuality as “filth.”
The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction released new data this week, that and alarming number of third-graders in our state are falling behind in literacy.
An attempt to get a man to show his hands after pulling a gun on a lounge employee in Hickory ended with an officer-involved shooting, according to law enforcement.
The Clayton Police Department is looking for 2-year-old Dior Singleton. The boy is described as about 3 feet tall, weighing 35 pounds. He has short hair, and brown eyes.
On Monday, Novant Health officials confirmed that nearly 200 additional team members came into compliance over the suspension period, increasing the rate across Novant Health to over 99%.
Tybee Island Police are looking for a woman who attempted to drown an injured puppy in the ocean because she was concerned she could not pay for its medical care, according to a Facebook post from the department.
Law enforcement officials arrested seven people, and confiscated two kilograms of cocaine, 20,000 bags of heroin, $180,000 in cash, and multiple firearms as part of a large-scale, multi-agency drug bust in southeastern North Carolina.
By Cyreia Sandlin, Sarah Winkelmann and Alyssa Jackson
More than 40 bus drivers with the school system called out again Tuesday. Bus drivers and monitors were back out on Gamble Road in protest to make their voices heard.
Winston-Salem Police Chief Catrina Thompson said at a news conference that the student, who has not been identified, succumbed to their injuries after being taken to the hospital, according to local reports.
The councilman says his wife and all three of their children were at the bus stop drop off when a truck careened around the corner and hit her and two of the children.
Deputies say the staff at a Rowan County convenience store did the right thing by caring for a child found wandering around inside the business late on Saturday night.
State officials say a new grant will be used to provide training for Georgia law enforcement officers to draw blood from drivers suspected of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
It’s the first full day of the city’s mask requirement. Until further notice, the citys say you need one on inside anywhere in the city.MORE: Indoor mask mandate begins in Charlotte, countywide mandate approved for all remaining towns in MecklenburgBusinesses and customers feel like they’re rep
