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State committee meets to stop 'revolving door' or mental health crises, violence (opens the original)
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A committee formed by an executive order inspired, in part, by the murder of Zoe Welsh suggested half a dozen state policy changes Wednesday. It was the second meeting for the NC Crisis System of Care Advisory Committee meeting, an approximately 35-member group led by state health and public safety officials. Members include lawmakers, law enforcement, advocates, doctors, professors, and prosecutors. Their goal is finding ways to stop what it calls the revolving door, or way in which some people
Wake County leaders tout growth, defend WakeMed-Atrium merger (opens the original)
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Wake leaders gave their annual update on the county Tuesday, with growth serving as a central theme. The address came just days after the Board of Commissioners approved a controversial health care merger. During Tuesday’s event at the Wake County Justice Center, commissioners reinforced that decision, saying they acted with the county’s future in mind. Wake County is now adding an average of about 66 new residents each day. Chair Don Mial said commissioners may not have agreed on everything, bu
Nor'easter hits site of $42 million Outer Banks coastline restoration project (opens the original)
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The first big storm to hit the Outer banks this Atlantic Hurricane season is closing major roadways, damaging dunes, and stalling restoration project. The rare Nor’easter is leaving behind familiar scenes along NC 12. Over a ten year period, Highway 12 has come with a $70 million price tag. Dare County, at the southernmost end of the barrier islands, has seen plenty of damage over the years. County Chairman Bob Woodard said he has not seen road damage this bad in years. “Now the ocean waves are
Deputy who died in Thanksgiving Day accident honored with bridge dedication (opens the original)
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Law enforcement and loved ones unveiled new signage Friday, naming the Nash County bridge on Old Carriage Road after Deputy Jared Allen, who died in the line of duty on Thanksgiving Day 2020. Allison was trying to pull someone over when he lost control of his cruiser, flipping several times. He died several days later, leaving behind a wife and six-year-old son. Friday morning’s bridge dedication, organized by Nash County law enforcement agencies and the North Carolina Department of Transportati
Durham Council 'confident' in gun violence action plan as NC Central students urge action (opens the original)
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NC Central University campus was abuzz Friday afternoon with students getting the week started early. Saturday, the school will host North Carolina A&T for the Eagle-Aggie Classic. Kicking off the festivities, food trucks and music performers filled the common area outside the student union. A block away, a tucked-away corner of the school’s science building remains blocked with caution tape. Two bullet-sized holes pierce the building’s windows and serve as a subtle reminder of Sunday’s drive-by
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