Community Remembers The Hedingham Victims, One Year Later
Tyria Bourda-Staff Writer October 13th marked one year since five residents of Raleigh were shot and killed in the Hedingham neighborhood and along the Neuse River Greenway. Those who died were an off-duty Raleigh police officer, Gabriel Torres, 29, who […]
Read MorePeople of African ancestry are poorly represented in genetic studies. A new effort would change that
(AP) Scientists are setting out to collect genetic material from 500,000 people of African ancestry to create what they believe will be the world’s largest database of genomic information from the population. The hope is to build a new “reference […]
Read MoreAnnual window to shop for Medicare Advantage plans returns on Sunday
Open enrollment for Medicare opens Sunday, and seniors could have dozens of options. During the enrollment period, which ends Dec. 7, people will have the opportunity to choose between traditional Medicare and privately run Medicare Advantage plans in their area, […]
Read MoreA man’s death is under investigation after his body was mistaken for a training dummy, police say
CHINA GROVE, N.C. (AP) – Police in North Carolina are investigating the death of a man who officers say was mistaken for a training dummy before being recovered at an abandoned log cabin. China Grove police officers responded Oct. 10 […]
Read MoreNC State Fair Arrives In Grand Fashion
Tyria Bourda Staff Writer The North Carolina State Fair is finally here! Open October 12th through 22nd, fairgoers can expect a slew of rides, local vendors from across the state, great food, music, agriculture, shopping, and more. The North […]
Read MoreNC Delegation Attends Southeast US/Japan Economic Summit
RALEIGH – Last week, Governor Roy Cooper led a 35-person North Carolina delegation to Japan for the annual Southeastern United States/Japan (SEUS/Japan) Economic Development Conference in Tokyo. The Governor held productive meetings with major business leaders and worked to recruit […]
Read MoreRite Aid seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it deals with lawsuits and losses
(AP) Rite Aid has filed for bankruptcy protection and plans to sell part of its business as it attempts to restructure while dealing with losses and opioid-related lawsuits. The company said Rite Aid stores will continue to fill prescriptions, and […]
Read MoreMuch-Needed Development In Worldwide Food Safety
By Jason Lindsay – Staff Writer Food safety issues are increasing at an alarming rate throughout the United States. In the last week, health advisories have been issued concerning “Ready to Eat Ham.” A company in CA produced these hams. […]
Read MoreNCCEH Gets $250,000 Grant From Foundation
The North Carolina Coalition to End Homelessness is thrilled to announce the receipt of a substantial grant from the Oak Foundation, a philanthropic foundation committed to addressing pressing global challenges. This grant will play a pivotal role in advancing our […]
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