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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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25-minute chase into Beaufort ends with crash, man found in woods an hour later (opens the original)
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A Vanceboro man is in custody after authorities said he fled from police, crashed two vehicles, forced a woman from her vehicle and led deputies on a high-speed pursuit into Beaufort County. The incident began around 11:15 a.m. Tuesday when New Bern police attempted to stop a vehicle driven by 33-year-old Markel Raheem Mattocks, according to the Craven County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities said Mattocks fled north on U.S. 17 before crashing around 11:45 a.m. on the Neuse River Bridge between New
On Havelock Bypass, Craven County trucker stops runaway rig to aid driver in distress (opens the original)
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Russell Brock works for the Coastal Regional Solid Waste Management Authority and volunteers with two Craven County fire departments. When he saw a driver in distress, he jumped into action. This video shows Russell Brock running from his own tractor-trailer and moving towards another pulling a trailer for the same company, Coastal Regional Solid Waste Management Authority. “Jumped up, pulled the mirror. I was asking him if he could stop; he said, ' No, I can't stop, I just can't do it.” Highway
White Oak Elementary rallies for Tucker Honeycutt with spirit week and helicopter sendoff (opens the original)
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The halls of White Oak Elementary filled with superhero capes, masks, and cheers, but the biggest superhero of them all is five-year-old Tucker Honeycutt. Tucker loves superheroes, especially Spider-Man. Tucker has been showing off some superhero strength of his own. He’s been battling brain cancer since he was just three years old. “I don’t think I knew what the definition of resilience was until he entered this journey.” In 2023, doctors found a brain tumor during a CT scan. He had surgery at
18-wheeler driver taken for medical evaluation after slow travel on U.S. 70 (opens the original)
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CRAVEN COUNTY — The driver of an 18-wheeler was taken for medical evaluation after authorities responded to reports of a truck possibly in distress on U.S. 70, according to the North Carolina State Highway Patrol. Highway Patrol said the 18-wheeler was traveling slowly eastbound on U.S. 70. A state trooper and a Craven County sheriff's deputy were eventually able to get the truck stopped safely on the side of the road near mile marker 432. The driver was transported to be medically evaluated, ac
Swansboro fire chief, cancer survivor, pushes to cut gear exposure risks (opens the original)
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Chief Jacob Randall is a cancer survivor, and he’s watched family members in the fire service battle the disease. Now, he’s working to reduce the risks for the firefighters serving alongside him. Randall has watched uncles in the fire service battle cancer, including one who lost his life. In 2011, Randall won his own battle with cancer, and that fight continues; he's partnering with NC State researchers. “The research they are doing to help with decontamination and with the budgetary aspect, al
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