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Police say 2-year-old shot in Fayetteville has died
Police in a central North Carolina city say a 2-year-old boy who shot himself with a firearm has died.Coastal flooding along North Carolina Outer Banks closes roads
High tides and Hurricane Teddy are causing travel problems along North Carolina's Outer Banks and threatens problems going up to Tidewater Virginia.NC unemployment rate falls to nearly half of lockdown’s peak
North Carolina’s unemployment rate dropped markedly in August, falling to nearly half the record rate during the spring at the height of restrictions issued during the COVID-19 pandemic.SWAT officers attempt negotiations with man involved in standoff with police
Police and SWAT officers surrounded a Wilmington home after a man armed with a weapon barricaded himself inside for several hours early Monday morning.Emmys updates: ‘Schitt’s Creek’ sweeps all comedy categories
The Emmy Awards are underway, but like everything else in 2020, the ceremony makes this a year like no other.
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Running out of storm names, Atlantic season goes Greek
Forecasters have run out of traditional names for the Atlantic hurricane season. Wilfred formed on Friday, using the last of the regular names. So an hour later, when another storm popped up, forecasters called it Alpha.Several Brunswick County roads closed due to flooding
Several roads are closed tonight in Brunswick County, because they are impassible due to flooding.Satellites show smoke from US wildfires reaches Europe
Satellite images show that smoke from wildfires in the west of the United States has reached as far as Europe.TWO YEARS AGO: Hurricane Florence drops feet of rain in Cape Fear
Monday marks the two-year anniversary when Hurricane Florence came ashore near Wrightsville Beach.From heat to snow: Rocky Mountains see 60-degree plunge
Summer has come to an abrupt halt in parts of the Rocky Mountains as temperatures reaching into the 90s have plunged by around 60 degrees in less than 24 hours.Tropical Storm Omar forms off North Carolina’s coast
Tropical Storm Omar has formed off the U.S. East Coast as Tropical Storm Nana approaches the coast of Central America.Forecasters predict Nana to hit Central America as hurricane
Tropical Storm Nana is now forecast to be a hurricane as it approaches the coast of Central America.Experts predict warmer and wetter fall season in the Cape Fear
Are you ready for the cool, crisp fall weather? You may have to wait a bit longer for that here in the Cape Fear as weather experts are predicting a warmer than usual fall season.
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Bryson DeChambeau blasts way to U.S. Open title
He added 40 pounds of mass so he could swing faster and harder.Tadej Pogacar wins COVID-defying Tour de France
He became the second-youngest winner of the 117-year-old event.Some NC parents to be allowed at college football games
With those things in mind, the department said it would support colleges and universities developing plans and protocols to allow families to attend the games.Fans return to Bundesliga games for first time since March
No away fans were allowed across the league as strict measures against the coronavirus remained in place.Maui Invitational moving to North Carolina during pandemic
The Maui Invitational is moving to the mainland during the coronavirus pandemic.Heide Trask soccer standout signs letter of intent
The coronavirus pandemic has been tough on high school athletes around the country. Today, however, there was reason to celebrate for one local athlete in the Cape Fear.Big Ten changes course, will play fall football after all
The Big Ten is going to give fall football a shot after all.A story of resiliency: Alex Highsmith makes NFL debut for Steelers
Former Ashley High School football standout Alex Highsmith saw a dream become a reality on Monday night. The Charlotte graduate made his NFL debut with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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