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A Statesville man is facing multiple felony charges after allegedly meeting a 14-year-old girl for sex.
U.K. prosecutors said two men have been charged with national security offenses over an incident at RAF Fairford. The facility is a U.S.-run military base.
Two FBI agents charged with lying to Congress about investigations into Hunter Biden are due back in court for a preliminary hearing Tuesday.
Icon Christen was arrested after being shot during a break-in at a West Jefferson Airbnb on Oct. 13. He is charged with first-degree burglary and assault on a female
Critics who filed a federal lawsuit in 2023 over North Carolina’s eCourts program have reached a $1.5 million deal with eCourts vendor Tyler Technologies. The post Proposed eCourts settlement includes $1.5M from Tyler Technologies appeared first on Carolina Journal.
The man accused of killing a woman on the Blue Line in South End will appear in a Mecklenburg County courtroom on Tuesday.
Authorities are searching for a Tennessee inmate serving a life sentence for murder after he escaped Sunday night.
The 9th Circuit Court declined to rule on whether California elections officials can count thousands of ballots of alleged noncitizens.
Asheboro police charged three women with disorderly conduct in connection with alleged altercations following a youth football game on Oct. 17.
Will Byrne, 43, was charged with driving while impaired, reckless driving with endangerment, and child abuse.
North Carolina is one of 20 states joining the FTC in a lawsuit alleging Dollar General charged customers more at checkout than advertised prices.
Tyler Technologies did not admit to wrongdoing in the settlement over eCourts, but it will create a fund for people who were wrongfully detained or arrested.
Police say over 80 shots were fired into four homes and three cars on Grassy Patch Lane on Sept. 20.
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President Donald Trump’s eleventh-hour campaign to intervene in California’s vote counting encountered the first signs of resistance in federal court over the weekend, with appellate judges expressing deep skepticism over the legality of the effort. A three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals held rare oral arguments on Sunday as the U.S. […]
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has rejected the state Labor Department’s request to hear a lawsuit filed by a fired employee. An administrative law judge had ruled in favor of employee Beth Benson in September. The post Court rejects NC Labor Department’s appeal in case of fired employee appeared first on Carolina Journal.
The shooting happened on Altliff Court near McClean Road.
The shooting happened on Simril Court near South Tryon Street.
Harold L. Watkins, 76, was convicted of killing Lee Edward Ingram on Feb. 24, 1972.