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• 4 One Inmate Dies After Assault at Harnett Correctional Institution; Another Inmate Charged With First-Degree Murder
• 5 NCDHHS Says Central North Carolina Teen Is Critically Ill With Naegleria fowleri Infection
• 2 NC Republican District Committee Picks Retired Judge Jerry Tillett to Fill Vacant State Senate Seat
• 4 NC Rules Review Commission Approves 15 Election Rules; Objection Letters Send 7 to Legislative Review After Gov. Stein's Delay Request
• 2 Public School Forum Releases Two-Year Study of Weighted School Funding for North Carolina, Modeling Base Amounts From $5,133 to $9,450 Per Student
• 2 North Carolina's Aug. 27 Drought Map Lifts Dry Designations in Parts of Onslow and Jones Counties While Most of the State Stays in Drought
• 3 Nash County Deputies Charge 14-Year-Old Girl With Threatening Mass Violence at Southern Nash High School
• 3 NC Highway Patrol Has Not Yet Signed the ICE Agreement Required by an Oct. 1 State Law
• 2 Roanoke Rapids Police Say Death of Demetrius Fleming, 38, Found Hanging Aug. 21, Is an Open 'Equivocal' Investigation
• 4 Forge Nano Breaks Ground on Morrisville Battery Plant Expansion, Citing More Than 250 Planned Jobs
• 4 Zarutska Family Files Wrongful-Death Suit Against Charlotte and Transit Security Contractor
• 2 Campbell University Student, 19, Charged With Felony Threat of Mass Violence, Released on $100,000 Bond
• 2 Raleigh Council Reviews 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Youth Curfew Proposal, With a Vote Set for Sept. 15
• 3 North Carolina Reports 1,875 School Weapons-Possession Offenses in 2024-25, Lowest Since 2006-07
• 3 NC Rural Infrastructure Authority Approves $4.93 Million in Grants; State Projects $1 Billion in Private Investment, With $900 Million From One Wilson Project