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Emergency sirens sounded about two minutes after a 911 caller reported gunfire around 1 p.m. at the laboratory in the heart of campus, UNC Police Chief Brian James said at a press conference Monday evening.
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Rob Steele, the fiance of Mary Marshall, one of five people killed in the Oct. 13, 2022, Raleigh shooting rampage, announced that he will run for an at-large seat on the council.
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A North Carolina man shot and wounded a 6-year-old girl and her parents after children went to retrieve a basketball that had rolled into his yard, according to neighbors and the girl's family — another in a string of recent shootings sparked by seemingly trivial circumstances.
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EnergyUnited says that an alarm early Tuesday alerted it to an equipment problem at the substation in Randolph County, north of Charlotte. It said that crews found damage to the substation from an apparent gunshot.
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“The security and reliability of the nation’s electric grid is one of FERC’s top priorities,” FERC Chairman Richard Glick said at a commission meeting Thursday.
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Duke Energy said it found no sign of property damage at a hydropower station in South Carolina where gunfire was reported nearby.
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'Violence and sabotage will not be tolerated': Gov. Cooper addresses Moore County substation attacksCooper and officials delivered an update on the shooting at substations in Moore County. Approximately 32,000 Duke Energy customers remain without power Monday afternoon.
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A second man was charged Tuesday with murder in the fatal shooting of a North Carolina sheriff’s deputy earlier this month.
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Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman said Raleigh police officers were justified in fatally shooting Daniel Turcios, who was shot on Interstate 440 after swinging a knife at officers.
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Greensboro police announced in a news release Monday that Matthew Hamilton had been fired from the department because of the indictment.