Chapel Hill Man Receives Pardon Of Innocence For ’88 Murder
A Chapel Hill man has been granted a pardon of innocence by Governor Pat McCrory after 16 and a half years behind bars.
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1 Killed, 1 Injured In Carrboro Shooting; Man Wanted For Questioning
Officers responded to a call about a robbery and shooting found a man dead outside a home at 105 Wesley St. at about 2 a.m.
Read MoreStorm Drain Grates Stolen From Wake Forest Area, But Not CH
WAKE FOREST- Town officials and police in Wake Forest say that more than 60 storm grates been stolen from people’s homes over the past couple of weeks. The storm grates are pieces of metal that measure about 2 feet by 3 feet,...
Read MoreFmr OC Camp Director Charged With Child Pornography
Bruce Howard Aycock was arrested on the charges of Receiving Child Pornography and Distribution of Child Pornography.
Read MoreEve Carson’s Killer Pleads Not Guilty For Duke Student’s Murder
DURHAM – Laurence Lovette Jr., the man found guilty in 2011 for killing then UNC Student Body President Eve Carson, pled not guilty Wednesday in the murder case of a Duke University graduate student who was shot to death...
Read MoreDuke Energy Warns Customers Of Holiday Scammers
ORANGE COUNTY – You might have received an email recently from Duke Energy warning about scammers targeting the company’s customers. “The holiday season in general can create more opportunities for fraudulent activities,...
Read MoreChatham Legislator Resigns Amid Tax Charges
Posted by Associated Press | Dec 12, 2013 | Crime
A North Carolina legislator has been arrested on felony tax charges.
Read MoreNC Police Chief: Teen Shot Himself In Patrol Car
Posted by Associated Press | Dec 12, 2013 | Crime
Durham’s police chief says a teenager who died while inside a patrol car shot himself in the head.
Read MorePolice Investigating Reported Burglary At UNC Dorm
The suspect was described as a white male wearing a dark tee-shirt.
Read MoreUNC Academic Scandal: Ex-prof To Plead Not Guilty
Posted by Associated Press | Dec 4, 2013 | Crime
A defense attorney says a former professor at the center of an academic scandal involving athletes at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will plead not guilty to a felony fraud charge.
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