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Saint Augustine's deal with real estate company set to be discussed during bankruptcy hearing (opens the original)
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Attorneys for Saint Augustine’s University will be in court Thursday. It’s part of the school’s ongoing bankruptcy hearings. The troubled HBCU filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and lost its accreditation at the end of last school year. The school is also not offering any classes this fall. St. Aug’s wants to hire a real estate advisor to help make plans for redeveloping or selling its land. The deal centers around the school’s land, which is also the primary collateral for the school’s agreement w
Higher payments expected: First wave of borrowers face deadline to switch out of SAVE plan (opens the original)
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Tuesday marks the first deadline for federal student loan borrowers to switch from the Biden-era SAVE repayment plan. Servicers started reaching out to borrowers in July to notify them. However, notifications are still going out in waves, so everyone’s deadline is different. Borrowers should double-check that their contact information is up to date and check their email and loan servicer’s messaging portal for official communication about their specific deadline and next steps. According to the
Live device tracking data shows stolen property, so why aren’t police checking it out? (opens the original)
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WRAL Investigates is asking police about their policies and procedures for utilizing GPS tracking data during investigations. It comes after a Raleigh woman told WRAL she knew where her stolen items were -- thanks to a GPS tracker -- but that police did not go to the address to retrieve them. Lynn Owens said someone stole her car on Sept. 23. The suspect abandoned the car but kept her wallet and keys. Because Owens had a tracking device in her wallet, she was able to see that it was taken to an
Slow road home: Most Renew NC applicants still waiting for homes two years after Hurricane Helene (opens the original)
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Two years after Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina communities, some families are still not in their homes. About 15% of housing projects are completed or under construction through the Renew NC Single-Family Housing program. Renew NC was created to help rebuild, repair and replace homes damaged in the historic storm. The program’s dashboard shows that 7,924 applications were submitted, but most of them are inactive or were deemed ineligible. As of Sept. 25, there are a total of
Charges could be dismissed against owner of unlicensed dog kennel in Franklin County (opens the original)
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The woman accused of running an unlicensed dog kennel may not have to serve any jail time. Anne-Marie Green faced a total of 16 animal cruelty charges – one of which was for the death of a Rottweiler named Goober. Now, prosecutors say they don’t have enough evidence to prove all of the charges against her. The state previously cited Green for running an unregistered animal shelter, Green Meadow Kennels, with unsanitary conditions and insufficient space and food for the dogs. Franklin County depu
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