Durham Eyes Doubling Red-Light Cameras To 24 Sites
Staff recommend expanding Durham’s red‑light cameras from 12 to as many as 24 after an analysis found angle crashes fell sharply at cameraed intersections. Council will review procurement and cost details before deciding.
Silent Farewell Off N.C. Coast as 116 Unclaimed Ashes Are Scattered at Sea
A state video shows Division of Marine Fisheries staff scattering the cremated remains of 116 unclaimed people at sea. State rules require ashes be held for three years before disposal.
FedEx Workers Arrested in Cumberland County Over Stolen Electronics
Two FedEx employees were arrested in Cumberland County after deputies say they stole about 83 devices from delivery trucks, valued at roughly $27,901. Court records show felony charges and a June 23 return date.
Booze Giant Shutters Charlotte, Raleigh Warehouses As Dozens Lose Jobs
Republic National is closing distribution sites in Charlotte and Raleigh, cutting 39 jobs in Charlotte and 14 in Raleigh amid a nationwide restructuring. The moves are part of larger market sales and WARN filings.
UNC’s Pocket AI Ultrasound Targets Long Baby‑Checkup Drives In Rural North Carolina
A low‑cost AI ultrasound from UNC can estimate gestational age, spot twins and assess fluid — now being piloted in rural North Carolina clinics. Early trials and a JAMA study suggest accuracy comparable to expert scans for key measures.
Skeleton In Storm Drain Casts A Shadow On Washington’s Motel Strip
A skeleton was found Wednesday on a busy stretch of U.S. 17 Business in Washington, N.C. Deputies have asked the SBI, the state medical examiner and ECU to help identify the remains.
Raleigh Dems Roll Out Three-Amendment Blitz To Rein In State Courts
House Democrats filed three constitutional amendments to reshape judge discipline, set clearer recusal rules and force 48‑hour public posting of bill text before votes. Sponsors call the moves a fix for an embattled disciplinary system; passage would require supermajorities and a public vote.












