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Frederick Burroughs, Raleigh’s first black pediatrician, dies at 89
Dr. Frederick Douglas Burroughs, a pediatrician who dedicated his life to serving people in need, died on Aug. 18.
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Homeowner handcuffed by police at gunpoint after home security false alarm
Kazeem Oyeneyin said he was humiliated by police inside his north Raleigh home by police after his home security alarm was tripped by mistake.
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Trump criticizes governor's veto of ICE cooperation bill
In a tweet Saturday morning, President Trump criticized Gov. Roy Cooper for his decision to veto a bill that would force sheriffs to cooperate with ICE.
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Police identify man accused of holdup at ATM
Raleigh police have identified 62-year-old Michael Crutchfield as the man they believe is seen in surveillance photos driving a man to an ATM and forcing him to withdraw money at gunpoint.
Read the full story on WNCN Steve Sbraccia.
NC health insurance bill to become law without Cooper’s signature
Gov. Roy Cooper will let a bipartisan health insurance measure become law without his signature. Supporters say the health plans will make coverage more affordable for farmers and small business owners, among others.
Read the full story on WNCN Steve Sbraccia.
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