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Help save shelter dogs in N.C. on National Dog Day
Best Friends Animal Society, a leading national animal welfare organization working to end the killing of cats and dogs in America’s shelters in 2025, released data showing that in 2023, 207,400 dogs were killed in shelters simply because they didn’t have a place to call home. That makes National Dog Day an ideal time to talk about how people can help save the lives of homeless canines across the country.
21 people indicted, including five accused gang members, in multi-agency effort to catch alleged criminals
EDENTON, N.C. — In one of the largest, multi-agency coordinated efforts in Northeast North Carolina, more than 20 people are now behind bars for alleged violent crimes throughout the state. According to law enforcement leaders, these arrests are the result of a months-long partnership, called the "Violent Crime Action...
1 dead in North Carolina beach rip currents, 40 weekend surf rescues amid Hurricane Ernesto swells
As Hurricane Ernesto was hundreds of miles off North Carolina over the weekend, the storm was felt along the coast with an Outer Banks home collapse, flooding on roads and now a death from rip currents stirred up by the storm.
Kerle Leads Clarion Boys to KSAC Mega Match Win; Hickory, Saegertown, Cathedral Prep Take Home D10 Region Wins Powered by Hunter’s Station Course
CLARION, Pa. – Behind a low score of 36 from Kam Kerle, the Clarion boys’ golf team took home the KSAC Mega Match No. 2 at Clarion Oaks Golf Course on Monday. The Bobcats shot 211, 12 ahead of second-place Keystone (223). Keystone’s Sean Karg was second two...
DNC Night 2: Democrats turn toward Harris
Twenty years ago in Boston, former President Barack Obama made his debut at the Democratic National Convention. Tuesday night, he was the keynote speaker to make the case for Vice President Kamala Harris in this November’s presidential election.
DMV takes on driver training before your child boards the bus
Part of the annual back-to-school hustle is making sure there are enough buses and drivers trained to transport thousands of children to class on time. Just about a week before the traditional school year starts, both were put through their paces Tuesday at the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles in Rocky Mount.
Driver’s Education Backlog In NC: State Leaders Blame Cost Of Services
In an ongoing investigation into the years-long backlog of North Carolina's driver's education services, state leaders are blaming its costs. The post Driver’s Education Backlog In NC: State Leaders Blame Cost Of Services appeared first on Foxy 107.1-104.3.
Wilson Dems open coordinated campaign office
The Democratic Party of Wilson County took part in the N.C. Democratic Party’s Weekend of Action across the state by launching a coordinated campaign at its 1502 Nash Street N. office Saturday evening. The event also served as a Back 2 School Drive, with participants collecting school items and non-perishable food for Wilson County students. The N.C. Democratic Coordinated Campaign […] The post Wilson Dems open coordinated campaign office first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
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