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The Havelock man spent 47 days on the run after investigators accused him of killing his grandmother and stabbing a sheriff’s deputy while evading arrest.
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Appearing Sunday on CBS’s Face the Nation, Tillis said Republicans need to acknowledge conduct that raises questions about corruption.
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The North Carolina Department of Transportation says drivers are trying to bypass barricades to look at the destruction or claim priority access. Officials stress the area is entirely unsafe, with heavy machinery moving through ongoing coastal flooding.
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The National Weather Service in Newport/Morehead City has issued a Coastal Flood Advisory through Wednesday afternoon, warning that water levels could rise one to two feet above ground level in low-lying areas.
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The October 20 ratings change affects the race between Democratic Congressman Don Davis and Republican Laurie Buckhout in the First District, which includes much of eastern North Carolina.
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The historic first trial comes as plaintiffs propose a 25-condition framework for broader settlement negotiations
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Luke Owens of Native Fine Diner has received an official Michelin recommendation, and Sam Jones BBQ in Winterville has retained its prestigious Bib Gourmand designation.
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Oasis House will boffer second-phase transitional housing for up to eight women rebuilding their lives after escaping trafficking. The North Carolina General Assembly provided a $750,000 forgivable loan to anchor the project, leaving the organization to raise the remaining balance.
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Transportation officials report that continuous ocean overwash destroyed 1,800 feet of protective dunes and undermined 800 feet of pavement near the Pea Island Visitor Center.
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Conditions are a mixed bag down east; extreme drought eased slightly to severe levels in Greene and Lenoir counties, but dry conditions worsened across Edgecombe, Halifax, Martin, and Bertie counties.
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Pfizer has also notified state officials that it will fail to meet the job benchmarks required to claim $19.1 million in state tax incentives under a 2021 economic development agreement.
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Interim leaders are currently trying to recover missing bank statements and secure federal funds to repair 15 vacant public housing apartments. The operational crisis follows a wave of tenant complaints over broken wheelchair ramps, failing air conditioners, and unreturned phone calls.