Alex Derosier
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Raleigh, NC, United States
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Florence-weary South Carolina could get more record flooding
As rivers swollen to record levels started to recede Thursday in North Carolina, officials tried to head off potential environmental disasters and prepared for more record flooding downstream in South Carolina. Roads were still clogged with people trying to make it back to where the floods had creeped back, leaving silty mud on walls and floors. Crews closed some bridges and reopened others as… → Read More
North Carolina: Trump to raise funds for 2 House candidates
President Donald Trump is stopping in North Carolina to raise money for two U.S. House candidates amid uncertainty about the future of the state's existing congressional districts.Trump is to make a public appearance and headline a private fundraiser Frida → Read More
UNC sets November deadline to plan Confederate statue's fate
Leaders of North Carolina's flagship university were given a three-month deadline Tuesday to figure out how to preserve and where to put a Confederate monument torn down by protesters.The resolution approved by the board that oversees the statewide unive → Read More
3 facing charges over toppling of Confederate statue
Police filed charges Friday against three people accused of helping tear down a century-old Confederate statue during a protest this week at North Carolina's flagship university.The University of North Carolina's campus police department filed warrants for → Read More
Jury tells North Carolina pork giant to pay $473.5M in nuisance lawsuit
A federal jury decided Friday that the world's largest pork producer should pay $473.5 million to neighbors of three North Carolina industrial-scale hog farms for unreasonable nuisances they suffered from odors, flies and rumbling trucksThe jury found that → Read More
North Carolina gov: Endangered wolf protection should stay
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper is urging federal authorities not to reduce protections for endangered red wolves, a species unique to the state.In a letter sent to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Monday, Gov. Roy Cooper asked the agency to maintain the → Read More