The event is planned for 5 p.m. in Moore Square in downtown Raleigh.
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A Q&A With NC DHHS Secretary Kody Kinsley
The 37-year-old former chief operating officer and chief financial officer for the U.S. Department of the Treasury took over the state’s Department of Health and Human Services from Dr. Mandy Cohen last month.
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NC Supreme Court Tosses Gerrymandered GOP Maps
Looks like it’s back to the drawing board.
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Body Camera Footage of Turcios Shooting Reveals Chaotic Confrontation
Raleigh police and fire officials were on scene following the rollover crash for five minutes before Turcios was shot and killed. Footage shows the confrontation escalated after Turcios was tasered in the back while walking away from officers.
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Judge Orders Raleigh Police To Release Body Camera Footage of Turcios Killing
“I find that release of these videos in necessary to advance the compelling public interest,” Judge Brian Collins told the court Wednesday.
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Sunday Reading: The Men Who Killed Daniel Turcios
Typically, little information is released about the officers involved in deadly use-of-force incidents due to North Carolina’s draconian public records laws. But a recent deep dive by The News and Observer divulged a surprising amount.
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Three Things To Do This Wintry Weekend in the Triangle
If snow isn’t your game, we have some alternatives.
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Governor Cooper Vetoes Republican Bill to Delay Primary Election
Cooper called the bill “an additional attempt by Republican legislators to control the election timeline and undermine the voting process.”
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Quickbait: The Raleigh Weather Dome Is a Myth, But You’re Not Crazy
It really is snowing less than it used to.
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Raleigh Police Officers Who Kill Residents Are Rarely Charged. Will Daniel Turcios’s Case Be Any Different?
Raleigh police chief Estella Patterson has placed the officers involved on administrative duty while the case is reviewed internally. Wake district attorney Lorrin Freeman will decide whether to pursue criminal charges.