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June 30, 2014 Law enforcement agencies and prosecuting attorneys in this area tend to act immediately when they hear of children being abused. Apparently that is not the case everywhere. more »»
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Tough Task: Withdrawal isn't always the best way out
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June 20, 2014 Natalie Tennant, who is running for the U.S. Senate from West Virginia, works hard to portray herself as a defender of Mountain State values and interests. more »»
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The Memphis in May Festival is a month long series of events honoring all that is Memphis. It includes the Beale Street Music Festival with blues, roots, and rock; the rib cook off, AKA the Superbowl of Swine, and an annual international festival which features a different country each year. Most events are at Tom Lee Park. For more info go to memphisinmay.org. The Blues Music Awards hosted by the international Blues Foundation is an annual program honoring the best in blues, usually held in May. Admission includes a pre-festival mingle with live music, dinner, dancing, award presentations, a post awards music jam and the chance to meet some of your favorite blues artists. For more info go to blues.org. Stax Museum of American Soul Music is open year round. Its at 926 E. McLemore Ave, the site of the old Stax recording studio. Stax rivaled Motown in its heyday. Some of the notable Stax artists were Isaac Hayes, Otis Redding, Little Milton, Johnny Taylor, the Staple Singers, and Booker T and the MGs. For more info go to soulsvilleusa.com. The Gibson Beale Street Showcase, open year round, is at 145 Lt. George Lee Ave. It is one block south of Beale Street. One can purchase fine Gibson products, tour the facility, and attend concerts. For more info go to Gibson.com and click on Showcase where you can find the full venue listing. The Rock and Soul Museum, also open year round, is in the FedEx Forum entertainment complex at 191 Beale Street at Highway 61. A fitting location as Highway 61 is the Blues Highway that stretches from New Orleans to Chicago. The museum is operated under the auspices of the Smithsonian but is as hip as it gets. For more info go to memphisrocknsoul.org Ribs. Dont wait until May to go to Memphis for ribs. I recently saw a TV special that did a taste comparison between N. Carolina, Kansas City, Texas, and Memphis style ribs. Memphis won, hands down! Its true. In Memphis, there is your dry rub versus wet debate. It doesnt matter, its all good. Get dry and add sauce-thats what I do. report a problem

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When we moved into our house, we had cheap carpet installed from Home Depot on the stairs and in the hall. Five years of unending construction later, our stairs are very slippery (they have a curve, and we're often carrying an infant). What is the best way to reduce the slippery factor on the stairs? A better/different style of carpet? Carpet runner? Something else? If I recall correctly, the stairs under the carpet are painted brown and probably original to the 1915 house, so exposing them at all would likely take some work.
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Cops say Kazemi bought gun
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Police say the gun found at the scene where former NFL star Steve McNair died was bought by his girlfriend less than two days before the two were shot to death.
Nashville police spokesman Don Aaron said Monday that 20-year-old Sahel Kazemi bought the semiautomatic handgun Thursday evening from a person he didn't name.
An autopsy showed that McNair and Kazemi died early Saturday. He was shot four times and his death has been ruled a homicide. She was shot once and Aaron said police are still waiting for ballistics and gunpowder-residue tests before deciding if she was slain or committed suicide.
Citing autopsy results, The Tennessean reported that three of McNair's four gunshot wounds were fired from more than three feet away. One of the gunshots to his temple was fired at close range, the newspaper said.
The Tennessean also reported Kazemi's gunshot wound was a contact shot, which means the gun was touching her head when it was fired.
"All the autopsy tells us is that her wound is potentially self inflicted," state medical examiner Bruce Levy told the newspaper. "In these cases, the cause of death is obvious. The manner of death a little trickier. We like to have as many factors as possible before we make a determination."
Their bodies were found in a Nashville condominium that overlooks the Tennessee Titans' stadium and was leased by McNair, who was 36.
Aaron said that as far as he knows McNair was not with Kazemi when she got the gun.
Farzin Abdi, a nephew of Kazemi, said earlier Monday he does not believe Kazemi would have killed former Titans quarterback McNair and herself.
"There was no way she was depressed and wanting to do this," he said. "She was so happy. ... She just had it made, you know, [with] this guy taking care of everything."
Abdi said Kazemi had no motive to kill McNair.
Aaron said a solution to the case may not be as neatly resolved as people would like.
"It may be we'll never know exactly why this happened," he said.
McNair had been dating Kazemi for several months. They were found dead by McNair's friend Wayne Neeley, who had rented the condo along with McNair. Neeley then called a friend, Robert Gaddy, who played at Alcorn State with McNair. Gaddy dialed 911.
Aaron said Sunday that a semiautomatic pistol was found under Kazemi's body. She was shot in the head. McNair was discovered in a seated position on a sofa in the living room, shot twice in the head and two more times in the chest.
Abdi said Kazemi believed McNair was divorcing his wife and Kazemi was preparing to sell her furniture to move in with him.
"I think she had already put her stuff up for sale on Craigslist," Abdi said.
Appearing at a news conference Monday at Titans headquarters, a somber coach Jeff Fisher said, "The Steve McNair I knew would want me to say, 'Celebrate my life, for what I did on the field, for what I did in the community, for the kind of teammate that I was.' That's what the Steve I knew would want me to say."
Fisher had been in Iraq as part of an NFL trip last week to visit the military. His cell phone service resumed after the group landed in Kuwait, and Fisher noticed a string of calls had come in when Eddie George called and wound up informing the coach of McNair's death.
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It's a troubling question in Nashville, a town that worships its sports heroes: How do you mourn Steve McNair, a man whose imperfections were exposed in his shocking death? Story
Fisher said he's still shocked by McNair's death at 36.
"This is hard. This is hard on everybody. This is not an easy thing. There will be a void. Again, I'll fill that void with those memories. That's what we have to do," Fisher said.
A public memorial and viewings are scheduled later this week for McNair. The public will have a couple of opportunities to attend viewings in Nashville on Thursday and a memorial will be held later that evening at Mount Zion Baptist Church.
A second memorial service will be held Saturday at Reed Green Coliseum in Hattiesburg, Miss., on the campus of the University of Southern Mississippi. McNair, 36, was from Mount Olive, a small town nearby.
Investigators weren't looking for a suspect but were questioning friends of the couple as well as Kazemi's ex-boyfriend. They were also waiting for results of drug and other laboratory tests before deciding whether McNair was killed in a lovers' quarrel.
"That's a very important part of the investigation as we work to ultimately classify Miss Kazemi's death," Aaron said.
The details surfacing after McNair's death stand in stark contrast to the public persona he enjoyed during his career.
McNair repeatedly played through serious injuries and pain to win, though he came up a yard short of forcing overtime on the Titans' famous drive to lose the 2000 Super Bowl.
Generous, he frequently took part in charity work for both the Titans and later the Baltimore Ravens after a 2006 trade. McNair even helped load donated food, water and clothes onto tractor-trailers that he had arranged for Hurricane Katrina victims, and paid for three football camps for children himself this year.
Mechelle McNair, his wife of 12 years and mother of two of his four sons born between 1991 and 2004, has been described by police as very distraught about his death and has not commented on it.
Some close to McNair -- his brother Fred and his agent, Bus Cook -- have said they knew nothing of Kazemi before the shootings. Fisher said Monday, "The Steve that I knew, if he were here right now, would want to say, 'Mechelle, I love you.'"
According to the New York Daily News, which cited unnamed sources close to McNair, his wife may have been unaware of the affair until learning of the circumstances of his death.
"She's blindsided by this," the newspaper quoted a source as saying of Mechelle McNair. "She's crushed. Her whole world is shattered."
Cook said Mechelle was "in and out of it." He said she had no comment after the police called his death a homicide.
No court records of divorce proceedings have surfaced so far. The strongest public evidence that the McNairs might have been estranged is that their 14,000-square-foot Nashville home has been up for sale recently, listed at $3 million.
McNair split his time between Nashville and his farm in Mount Olive. He recently opened a restaurant near Tennessee State University that was aimed at serving healthy, affordable food to college students.
In retirement, McNair had opened Gridiron9 near the Tennessee State University campus. It sells deep-fried hot dogs for $3.50, Cajun catfish sandwiches for $6.50 and Southern-style chicken strips for $6.75.
Television news footage showed McNair putting used trays away inside the eatery after dumping scraps in a trash can.
"He had a sweet spirit," Kimberly Hardy, a 25-year-old McNair admirer, said outside the restaurant, where mourners have been gathering and leaving flowers and writing notes on the front window.
The night before he died, McNair went alone to the Blue Moon Lagoon Restaurant where he met another couple around 10:30 p.m. and then left by himself about 1 a.m., said James Weathers, manager of the restaurant.
Weathers said McNair visited there occasionally and "was always alone, but he'd meet a group of friends." The manager described McNair as always friendly, "never a big drinker," gracious with constant photo-seekers.
McNair met Kazemi when his family ate often at the Dave & Buster's restaurant she worked at as a server, and the two began dating in a relationship that included a vacation with parasailing. Photos posted on TMZ.com showed McNair gazing and smiling at the young Kazemi.
McNair was also seen so often at Kazemi's apartment that a neighbor thought he lived there.
"She pretty obviously got mixed up way over her head with folks," said Reagan Howard, one of Kazemi's neighbors.
Earlier this year, Kazemi and McNair took trips to Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Key West, Fla., and Mississippi, said Abdi, the nephew. McNair had been seen at Kazemi's Nashville apartment two to three times a week.
"They were together all the time unless he was taking his kids on vacation," Abdi said.
Kazemi was born in Iran but left in 2000, fleeing religious persecution for her family's Baha'i faith, Abdi said. They spent 2½ years in Turkey before moving to Florida. Later Kazemi dropped out of high school and, at age 17, moved with a boyfriend to Nashville, where she sometimes worked two or three jobs to support herself.
She liked not depending on anyone for money, and she told her nephew that McNair admired her independent nature.
"He liked her so much because they would go shopping and stuff and she would want to spend her own money," Abdi said. "The reason he said he loves her is because she's not trying to use him like other girls. She was different from other girls he had been with."
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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We started homeschooling our daughter last yesr (3rd Grader). Our oldest son statred homeschool "kindergarten" this year. Our kids get 1hr of TV time or 1 hr of computer time (they love playing the flash games on nick.com et al), and they can get TV/computer time taken away as punishment (accompanied by wailing and gnashing of teeth)


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Members of the Martha's Vineyard Drug Task Force arrested Asa French, 28, of Tisbury as he stepped off the Patriot passenger commuter boat in Oak Bluffs Harbor about 3:45 pm, Wednesday afternoon.
Oak Bluffs Police Lieutenant Tim Williamson said Mr. French was carrying 10 grams of heroin in his pants. He was charged with possession with intent to distribute heroin and taken to the Dukes County Jail.
He was arraigned Thursday morning and released on $400 bail.
Mr. French is currently on probation on a charge of larceny from a building.
So sad, and so needless. He was good, good kid. What a shame and waste.
Well, I understand this young man was on probation. Trying to understand why the man caught two weeks ago with 7 grans of heroin was only issued a summons. I don't know either men, just don't understand.
because the bay state tow truck driver went to the police station and RATTED people out this kid prob was one of many so thats why they were watching him. he couldnt be a man and take his punishment he cryed like a baby and didnt spend a minute in jail got to go home that night and do his drugs oh cause he was an addict and they dont bring addicts to jail lol! thats what they claimed in the paper, BULL !! what do we feed the rats?? not that I am defending selling heroin in any way but come on he did what this kid did and he went home its DISGUSTING!!
who is the owner of bay state anyway ? I saw Mr .Magee driving this truck yesterday he never went to jail or rehab so is he still using heroin driving around in a tow truck shouldnt he be drug tested? or at least FIRED for trafficing heroin in the tow truck at work on the job HELLO HERE!!
I dunno if it's the same for the rest of you; this page is showing me an ad for Suboxone. Kinda disgusting.


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I potted up last year I thought the pot was slightly to big for it but when looking lastnight noticed a few roots coming out the drain holes, would it be a good idea to pot up? |
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I would not repot that plant for years... roots coming out the bottom is no big deal, but if the entire pot is roots and no soil, THAT might be a problem (your plant will be a LOT bigger by then, and may start to yellow a bit or have trouble staying hydrated and that will be a clue). I have seen Parlor palms do well in the same pot for over 10 years at a time.. Just thoroughly irrigate the soil to wash the accumulated salts out regularly. |
Ok thanks, ill leave it :) |
- Posted by tropicalzone7 7b (My Page) on Thu, May 2, 13 at 16:52
Looks good for now! Mine has only been repotted once and it's 10 years old (and is not showing signs of needing any repotting anytime soon). Your's probably will be good for another year or 2 before it needs to be repotted. -Alex |
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I was watering my containers and decided to prune my Cinco de Mayo at the same time. I did not have time to do anything with the cuttings so I stuck them in water in the greenhouse to take care of later. I still haven't had a chance. Do any of you find yourself doing this? When I get the time, should I take the cuttings out, make another cut, put on rooting powder and then plant? I would appreciate any of your comments. - Barb |
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rose cuttings can last a long time. I'd wrap them up in a damp paper towel and stick them in the fridge until you have the time to work with them. |
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I live here on Long Island, New York. The perrenials in my garden are oregano and parsley. They say parsley is a biennial so this is the second year and I guess it may not come back next year. My sage also came back this year. I wasn't expecting my chamomile to come back but it did. Last year was the first year i grew it and it was maybe a foot high. Well it came back in a big way! It has to be almost three feet tall. My question is how do i prune it? I know the flowers themselves are the important thing but can I cut the whole stalks and expect them to regrow this season? How low do I cut them? Thanks. |
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So i take it you are not a huge fan of putting chamomile in a garden with a bunch of basil, one thyme, one parsley, a sage plant, a rosemary plant a vietnamese coriander plant and another perrenial I forget to mention the first time, chives? Seriously though, the chamomile is in the front facing the sun and it is so lanky that I have to keep it propped up with something or it just falls all over the other plants. I never thought the plant could get that tall. |
But seriously Daisy......can you just prune chamomile like any other herb, just above a branch with leaves? I actually would like to cut then in half so they are only a foot high or so. Thanks. |
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It is usually advised to cut back chamomile in autumn, to promote new growth. To me, this says 'lawnmower' - but on a high setting, perhaps. In a mixed garden bed, perhaps 'hedge-cutter' would be better! I suggest leaving the plants for this year, if you want the flowers, then cutting them right back in autumn. Meantime, you could try to stake them together, or thread them through some portable trellis. However, a more radical solution would be to get rid of the weedy German chamomile, Matricaria recutita, entirely - and replace it with the smaller and better-behaved Roman (English) chamomile, Anthemis nobilis. They are both used medicinally in exactly the same way, for the same purposes. Make sure the A.nobilis is NOT the variety 'Treneague' which does not flower, and which is best for lawns. |
links272, did you plant these from seed or transplant the first year? If so, what time of year did you do put them in? I in NYC, so we have the same climate. I am a newbie, and considering they are a wildflower growing all over the state, I thought it'd be easy! The German seed packet says "start indoors any time of year". I started some inside *and* outside 3 weeks ago. The seedlings are so small inside, and very weak. I haven't been able to identify them - if they are there, haha - in my lawn or beds. But then there are also people saying it blooms in early spring, then another crop in fall... Yet, you had them in June. In my *uninformed* opinion, if it acts like other herbs, and if it will indeed rebloom in fall, can you trim them by pinching off branches? Try some that way, and some the way you suggested, so they are shorter. Please share your results, I like an experiment :) |
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Ongoing construction might not result in the only change coming to the Briarwood-Van Wyck Boulevard subway stop this year.
Legislation put forth by state Sen. Tony Avella (D-Bayside) last Thursday would require the MTA to remove the reference to Van Wyck Boulevard in the station's name, instead calling it just "Briarwood."
The legislation is identical to that introduced by Assemblyman David Weprin (D-Fresh Meadows) in January 2013, which has floundered in the legislative body ever since.
Avella believes the nonsensical name of the station has needed an alteration for years and changing it now, while construction on a new entrance continues, is the perfect time to do so.
"There's no connection anyway to the Van Wyck Boulevard. The road doesn't exist," Avella said. "I think it's appropriate to have it called just Briarwood. While we're doing the construction, we might as well make the change."
The station, originally named Van Wyck Boulevard, opened in 1937 and serves the F train, as well as the E train on nights and weekends.
Construction of the Van Wyck Expressway involved paving over the boulevard in the 1950s, but the station's name remained the same until the 1990s, when the word Briarwood was added.
Avella says the legislation, which would require the MTA to change all signage and maps referring to the station's name, has a "reasonable chance" of passing during the current legislative session, and the funds required for the project should not be sizable.
"The cost would be minimal at this time. This should be a priority while we're doing construction," he said. "The old name has no real connection to the community, the new name actually would."
Briarwood Action Network President Aida Vernon disagrees with Avella, saying that any amount of time or money spent changing the name would be better used in another fashion.
"I'm not sure why it's going through the state Senate. It has to do with transit and the MTA," Vernon said. "It does not strike me as the most pressing issue in the Briarwood area."
Vernon acknowledged that some residents have clamored for the change in recent years, but that its current name is still accurate, despite the original boulevard not being in existence for decades.
"It's still relatively geographically accurate," she said. "To call it the Briarwood station, I don't think it's a particular improvement."
If Avella's bill becomes law, the MTA will go through with renaming the station, according to spokeswoman Marisa Baldeo.
However, the mosaic tiling featuring the original name of the station will not change due to cost factors.
The signs bearing the station's name on the staircase leading to the platform and the signage on the columns on the platform itself will be the ones subject to alteration.
"The request is under consideration," Baldeo said in a statement. "Once approved and funds become available, New York City Transit will change all metal signs in the station to Briarwood."
The opening of the subway station's new entrance was supposed to occur in February, about one month ahead of schedule.
But the recent string of snowstorms and cold weather has delayed it until May, according to Vernon.
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To encourage carpooling, vehicles with two or more occupants park free at the Sunday program; a $5 donation is suggested for single drivers. Also, "muffin bucks" will be given out by the sangha member collecting parking donations between 8:50 and 10 am on Sunday mornings, and will be offered to visitors whose ridesharing results in leaving an actual vehicle behind (eg, not from the same household). These can be used for a dollar off the purchase of the muffins offered at the tea following the Sunday dharma talk. We recommend that you do not leave valuables in your car. Note: Green Gulch programs have returned to normal after a summer of intense construction. However, parking will be limited through the end of 2014 as we continue to make improvements. About Cloud Hall Renovation.
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It looks like we are going to have spring after all. Yes, the sun is getting higher in the sky, the birds are calling for their mates, the potholes are getting deeper, and the snow is turning to water. The biggest sign to me, however, is the last outside plant that I tried to overwinter has died.
My late wife was a plant-saving magician. There was green in almost every window of the house, and an occasional bloom to brighten things in the winter gloom. She knew when to cut back and water to keep things living until time to put them back outside. I, on the other hand, am a plant mortician. I either over-water them and they rot, or I under-water them and they dry up and turn brown. Next October I will leave the outdoor plants outside to freeze like the rest of us and buy fresh in the spring. Of course I say that every fall and then I succumb to my emotional being, taking in that geranium because it fought so hard during our dry spell, etc. Well see.
When I retired, my wife gave me the checkbook and said, Ive paid the bills since we were married, now its your turn. So I took over the financial end of the relationship. Neither of us had any idea who would be the first to go, but maybe there was some force at work that we didnt recognize. I thought of that while working on bills the other day. I hope my writing this column will prod some couple to think about the future enough that a wife will encourage her mate to take part in some tasks he doesnt do and vice versa. He could politely say, Honey, would you take the car to get the oil changed? If he doesnt get hit with a serving spoon, she could respond, Sure, dear, you can finish cleaning up the kitchen while Im gone.
Oh, yes, I know; you and your mate are immortal so theres no need to prepare for the inevitable. I guess I felt the same way. Only I thought my wife was immortal, I would die first, so why worry about it.
I saw an article in a newspaper describing a company making urns from sections of trees, putting the ashes with some seeds in the hollowed out tree, and, burying it so the seeds will germinate and grow a living tree completing the life-death-life cycle. Very interesting idea, I would say. Both my wife and I were traditionalists in the burying business so that wouldnt have worked with us. She wanted to be buried in the ground in a casket and Im following suit. To avoid family squabbling, on the advice of my attorney, Im all paid up and ready to go.
After discussing my pancake frying problems with the two better cooks in the family, both males, I think in addition to being a poor cook, I might have an equipment problem. I use a very large Teflon-coated frying pan. OK; so Im lifting up the outer edges of the pancakes per package directions and they look good, but the inner part of the cake is burning. In other words, my pancakes are like my life: uneven!
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'Double-cupping' is usually a reference to the popular Houston drug codeine or 'purple lean'. The ASAP Mob are also known for referencing this in many of their songs. Double-D's are a very large bra cup size.
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Posted: 08/03/2014 - U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan has returned to North Carolina to have emergency surgery on her eye.
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Posted: 08/01/2014 - Hours from a local library will be cut short due to a reduced budget.
Posted: 08/01/2014 - The North Carolina Senate has adjourned without finalizing a bill requiring Duke Energy to clean up its 33 leaky coal ash dumps in the state.
Updated: 08/01/2014 - Troopers said a man was walking near his Onslow County home before dawn Friday when he was hit and left on the dark road.
Posted: 07/31/2014 - A Crystal Coast hospital is one step closer to a brand new 112,000 square foot facility.
Updated: 07/31/2014 - Police said a Greenville man was arrested for trying to rape a juvenile, and cutting the victim with a kitchen knife during the attack.
Updated: 07/31/2014 - A New Bern father is facing a driving while impaired charge after police said he backed his car halfway into a convenience store Wednesday night, all while his three-year-old son was in the backseat.
Updated: 07/30/2014 - A recent Pitt County arrest highlights an apparently growing issue of prescription drug abuse in the east.
Updated: 07/29/2014 - Greenville police say two shootings at the same apartment complex in the past three days are connected.
Updated: 07/28/2014 - An abandoned house on East Bright Street was destroyed in a fire just after 6 a.m. Monday. The assistant fire chief says he is actively investigating the fire at a home on North Adkin St. that happened late Sunday night.
Updated: 07/28/2014 - A second American aid worker has reportedly contracted Ebola while abroad in the African nation of Liberia.
Updated: 07/25/2014 - Those booming thunderstorms on Thursday also came with lightning, and we are told it hit a few homes in the east.
Updated: 07/25/2014 - The man labeled a person of interest in the fatal shooting of a 26-year-old Robert Ward went before a judge Friday morning.
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Updated: 07/23/2014 - A Franklin County teenager whose newborn baby died and was buried in her family's backyard faces a felony charge of concealing the birth.
Updated: 07/23/2014 - A first-term North Carolina legislator who died last weekend will be formally remembered within state government and at the church he attended for decades.
Updated: 07/23/2014 - Eight service members will be recognized for their service and sacrifice Wednesday with a Purple Heart.
Updated: 07/25/2014 - Police in Durham have charged three teens who they say left a homemade chemical bomb to explode on a bus.
Posted: 07/23/2014 - Two things are certain in life:death and taxes, as the Benjamin Franklin quote goes. You can guarantee the idea of late taxes can give some of us a deathly scare, and some scammers are apparently preying on that.
Updated: 07/23/2014 - A New Bern woman and her adult son found themselves face to face with masked gunmen inside their home Tuesday night, and police said those crooks were demanding money.
Updated: 07/22/2014 - It is something each of us does every year: renew the registration on your vehicle and pay taxes on it. But have you ever wondered how the state appraises your vehicle to determine how much you're taxed?
Updated: 07/22/2014 - Britain's Prince George is celebrating his first birthday on Tuesday.
Updated: 07/22/2014 - Deputies in Duplin County say a recent house fire was set on purpose, with killer intent.
Updated: 07/21/2014 - A Greenville man is accused of breaking into his girlfriend's home over the weekend by breaking out a window.
Posted: 07/21/2014 - The Governor is heading to Greensboro Monday to talk Medicaid.