On Thursday, Deck-Brown will still be helming the Raleigh Police Department in an interim capacity because the city is only just starting the process of finding her replacement after her retirement announcement in December.
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Bladen County Election Fraud Focus of New Podcast From the Makers of ‘Serial’
Republican Mark Harris had his 9th Congressional District victory revoked in 2019 after officials uncovered absentee ballot fraud.
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Study Ranks Duke University as ‘Best Value’ College in NC Despite $58,000 Price Tag
Ranking second was the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, which costs just $9,000 in tuition and fees annually for in-state undergraduates.
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In “Nobody,” Bob Odenkirk Goes Full Beast Mode as a Middle-Aged, Ass-Kicking Action Hero
The thriller is a bloody fun—albeit, slightly hollow—hour-and-a-half ride.
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Woody Allen Has Dominated the Media Narrative for Decades. Focus on His Victims’ Stories Is Long Overdue.
Four-part docuseries “Allen v. Farrow” may be one-sided, but Allen has been shielded by a powerful PR machine for decades.
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A Year of COVID-19 in North Carolina
A retrospective on how the coronavirus pandemic gripped North Carolina–and the world–in 2020.
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Community Gardens in Raleigh May Now Sell Produce On-Site
Urban agriculture advocates and city leaders hope the move will help address Raleigh’s food deserts.
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In “The Father,” Anthony Hopkins Delivers a Brilliant Performance of a Man Navigating the Shifting Corridors of His Deteriorating Mind
It may be a career best for an actor best known for playing a monster.
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Former Head of Raleigh Montessori School Pleads Not Guilty to Aiding Sex Abuse at School
Nancy Errichetti’s lawyers claim she is “100 percent innocent” in the case, which alleges she aided and abetted in the abuse of two sisters at the school over a three-year period by a former teacher.
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Starting Wednesday North Carolina’s Essential Workers Can Get Vaccinated for COVID-19
That includes workers at grocery stores, meatpacking plants, and postal workers.