A still-unresolved North Carolina court election is back before judges next week
a still-unsettled November election upheld the board's decisions last month ...
NC high court election case heads to three-judge panel, 2 Republicans and 1 Democrat
The order comes after Democratic incumbent Allison Riggs lost her bid to have the case heard by the entire 15-judge Court of ...
North Carolina human trafficking suspect charged with sex crime against dog, warrant shows
The Knightdale man arrested in a human trafficking investigation last month is also facing charges connected to the sexual abuse of a dog, a warrant shows.
North Carolina human trafficking suspect accused of sexually abusing dog
The Knightdale man arrested in a human trafficking investigation last month is also facing charges connected to the sexual abuse of a dog, a warrant shows.
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North Carolina man convicted for 'violent crime spree,' shooting postal worker in the face
A Weaverville, North Carolina, man has been sentenced to prison for what can be described as a "violent crime spree." ...
Knightdale human trafficking suspect charged with sex crime against dog, warrant shows
The Knightdale man arrested in a human trafficking investigation last month is also facing charges connected to the sexual abuse of a dog, a warrant shows.
When will you get a warning ticket vs. traffic citation in NC? We asked law enforcement
Officers can issue warning tickets when they deem the situation appropriate. Unlike citations, these​ don’t become a part of ...
The feds put property around courthouses on the market in NC. Will the sales happen?
The federal government listed courthouses for sale in Greenville, Asheville and a building connected to a third courthouse in ...
‘I lied.’ Charges dropped against NC woman accused of locking boyfriend in storage unit
Deaton was arrested in Charlotte on Feb. 27, accused of slamming the storage unit’s door shut on the man on Feb. 20, police ...
'I fought to the very end': NC woman scores huge court victory over debt collector
The federal government has called Portfolio Recovery Associates a "repeat offender." A class-action lawsuit in North Carolina resulted in a $5.75 million settlement.