Samantha Kummerer
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Raleigh, NC, United States
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Thousands of NC students remain 'unaccounted for' after pandemic, state using money to locate them
Where are NC students? An Associated Press analysis of enrollment data found around 12,000 students across the state are still 'unaccounted' for. → Read More
Charges withdrawn for Fort Bragg soldier who faced court-martial in murder of 2 adopted toddlers
It's been more than five years since two toddlers ended up dead less than a year after being adopted. → Read More
'We're on the right track.' Law enforcement agencies across NC pledge to increase women officers
In North Carolina, eight agencies have signed the '30 x 30' pledge from Fayetteville to New Bern to Charlotte. → Read More
NC State students enjoy 'wellness day' as mental health challenges rise among college students
Students at North Carolina State University enjoyed time away Thursday from classes to rest and relax. → Read More
IRS audits Black taxpayers more often than any other racial group: Study
The study also found the IRS disproportionately audits individuals who claim the Earned Income Tax Credit. → Read More
New development continues as numerous Triangle downtown offices remain empty
Workers and employers are continuing to navigate the workplace three years after the pandemic changed the game. → Read More
'Not a point of crisis yet, but potential is there.' Recruitment remains a challenge for the Army
For two years, Jason Childress has had a bag packed for basic training. → Read More
Durham County EMS confirms drop in available ambulances as uncovered in recent I-Team report
Durham County EMS officials confirmed with the ABC11 I-Team that their fleet of ambulances has been reduced. → Read More
'Ambulances are literally falling apart.' Durham paramedics say available EMS vehicles are dropping
Fewer ambulances leave EMS workers running from one call to the next with minimal time for breaks. → Read More
New AI chatbot presents challenges and opportunities for educators
What is different about ChatGPT is the widespread availability of a tool that can generate text. → Read More
Raleigh Durham Airport wants to add more parking spaces to its cheapest lot: Park Economy 3
The parking lot expansion is part of RDU's 25-year master plan approved in 2016. → Read More
'Falling through the cracks': Lack of rural health transportation options puts family in bad spot
The sound of voicemails and a silent answering machine is all too familiar for Annette Strong. → Read More
Year in Review | Some of the biggest events that shaped Raleigh in 2022
As COVID-19 diminished in headlines, other troubles mounted. → Read More
Apex enhances security for holiday LGBT pride event
Apex plans to host its first of what is planned to be an annual Pride Holiday Celebration on Saturday afternoon. → Read More
Renters continue to get priced out with few affordable options: 'It's a struggle.'
"We don't want to be one of those people sitting out there with a sign saying work for food, I lost my home." → Read More
Domestic terrorism attacks targeting electric companies rare but not unprecedented
Investigators are leaving no stone unturned in the Moore County power grids attack. → Read More
I-Team explores security in place at power substations in light of Moore County attack
Power stations are vital to providing electricity to customers but they aren't invincible. → Read More
Inflation likely means fewer presents under the tree this year
'Tis the season for shopping, but inflation is packing this holiday season with more headaches for shoppers. → Read More
'We're looking into it.' NC AG investigating Ticketmaster after chaos over Taylor Swift tix
Some Taylor Swift fans in NC are supporting Stein's decision. → Read More
NC homeowner claims her house was foreclosed and sold by HOA without her knowing
"I bought your home in an upset bid and I need to know when you will be moving?" At the county courthouse, the woman found the paper that showed her $413,000 valued home sold for just over $221,000 dollars. → Read More