Some models raise snowfall levels in central NC but still uncertain over rain/snow line
A run of snow models late Tuesday afternoon shows a slight increase in snow totals from Monday. But, the rain/snow line is ...
County emergency offices watch and wait ahead of Wednesday's winter weather
As a potent winter storm approaches North Carolina, counties are mobilizing to tackle the anticipated challenges of snow, ...
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Race was ‘a significant factor’ in Johnston County death penalty case, NC judge rules
In a 120-page order, Superior Court Judge Wayland Sermons also ruled that race was “a significant factor” in other death ...
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NC judge's ruling opens door for death row prisoners to challenge cases due to racial bias
Bacote spent 15 years on death row before former Governor Roy Cooper commuted his sentence to life without parole in December ...
North Carolina lawsuit pushes foster care system to make positive changes
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Suicidal man shot by Johnston County deputies when he refused to drop guns, sheriff says
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Racial bias tainted jury selection and death sentence for a Black man in North Carolina, judge says
A North Carolina judge has ruled that racial bias tainted jury selection and sentencing in the trial of a Black inmate who ...
Man faces DWI charge from Johnston County crash
A 21-year-old man is facing a DWI charge after the State Highway Patrol said he ran his car off North Carolina 210 and hit a ...
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Race was ‘a significant factor’ in Johnston County death penalty case, NC judge rules
A Johnston County judge ruled Friday that race ... informed Sermons that they planned to appeal his ruling to the North Carolina Supreme Court, which currently has a 5-2 Republican majority.