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Jacksonville man accused of bigamy

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A Jacksonville man has been charged with bigamy after his first wife turned him in to police. Full story...
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Victim in murder-suicide posted warning on Facebook

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The victim of an apparent murder-suicide in Jacksonville warned his family something might happen to him just hours before his death. Full story...
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Intruders killed in Jacksonville home invasion; no charges expected

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Police say they don't intend to file charges in a Jacksonville home invasion in which two intruders were killed. Full story...
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Jacksonville to revise rules after abortion foes sue

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A federal judge is approving a settlement after anti-abortion protesters claimed a Jacksonville city ordinance violates free-speech rights by giving police too much leeway in deciding where and when demonstrations are allowed. Full story...
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Morning fire kills three children, leaves family homeless

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video An early-morning fire killed three children and left the rest of family of ten homeless. For those who know the Pittman family, the fire that destroyed their home and took the lives of three children was nothing less than a tragedy. Full story...
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Extras celebrate role in locally-shot 'A Smile as Big as the Moon'

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video The Hallmark Hall of Fame movie "A Smile as Big as the Moon" debuted on WWAY Sunday night. The family film was shot in Wilmington and many of its extras are from Jacksonville. Family and friends rolled out the red carpet for their special night on Sunday. Full story...
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NC Sheriff: Man hit infant to avoid female assault

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The Onslow County sheriff says a man slapped a child to avoid a second charge of assaulting a female. Full story...
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MLK event benefits NC museum for 1st black Marines

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Proceeds from a luncheon in Jacksonville celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. will benefit a museum that honors the first black Marines. Full story...
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Jacksonville residents react to Marine web video

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video The recently surfaced web video reportedly shows Marines from Camp Lejeune urinating on dead Taliban bodies. After showing it to folks in Jacksonville, where most either know a Marine or have previously served in the Corps, we got mixed reactions. Full story...
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Jacksonville will revise rules after abortion foes sue

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The city of Jacksonville will change its rules on public demonstrations to resolve a lawsuit filed by anti-abortion protesters who say their free-speech rights are violated by the current ordinance. Full story...
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Surveys about Camp Lejeune water still sought

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The federal agency leading the health survey about contaminated water at Camp Lejeune is using YouTube to reach out to service members and civilians who worked at the base and their families. Full story...
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Jacksonville's permit rules draw anti-abortion lawsuit

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Anti-abortion protesters say a North Carolina city's ordinance violates their free-speech rights by giving police too much leeway in deciding where and when demonstrations are permissible. Full story...
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NC Marine pilot charged with indecent exposure

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A pilot at the New River Marine Air Station has been charged with indecent exposure in Jacksonville. Full story...
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Hundreds gather outside Lejeune to honor victims of Beirut bombing

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video Nearly three decades later, the bombing of the Marine Corps barracks in Beirut, Lebanon, still lingers. October 23, 1983, was the deadliest day the Corps had seen since Iwo Jima. Hundreds gathered to remember that day and honor those they lost during a ceremony in Jacksonville. Full story...
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NC fraud trial to begin for ex-ABC official

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A former Alcoholic Beverage Control administrator is ready for his day in court. Full story...
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