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The Duplin County Sheriff’s Office said Truth Joiner told the victim he was not afraid to kill her before driving away from the home near Faison.

Staff initially thought the child got a splinter from the mulch, and called the guardian immediately and got permission to attempt to remove the splinter. Upon further examination, staff determined that it was not a splinter but a snake bite, and they called the parent back to pick up her child immediately.

Officials with the Corolla Wild Horse Fund said the herd has welcomed nine new members so far this year - six fillies, two colts, and one whose gender has not been confirmed.

State Auditor Dave Boliek said, “The recent lawlessness and violence that have taken place on Charlotte’s public transportation raise serious questions about the security measures in place.”

Sheriff Gregory Seabolt says it was one of the longest search and rescue efforts in the county’s history, and the outcome saddened him.

Victor Isler brings 17 years of government experience to the county manager position. His educational background includes a bachelor's degree in sociology with a concentration in social welfare from Winston-Salem State University. He spoke with WFDD's David Ford about how he brings those skills to bear in his new role.

Michael Perkins, a biologist for the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, says identifying the new mussel type was welcome news in a year that’s been tough for state conservationists.

The board also voted to give Superintendent Whitney Oakley a 5% annual salary increase, a retention bonus of 10% of her pay this school year, and a $30,000 contribution to a retirement account of her choice.

The residents of the aging high-rise building have long been pushing for structural improvements.

The $33 million project could be completed in January, 2028 if approved by the state.