➤ Chapel Hill resident Keith Siegel is among the next group of hostages to be released by Hamas this Saturday, Feb. 1, as part of a ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel. (More) ➤ Central NC: A federal appeals court upheld the conviction of an ear, nose, and throat doctor who defrauded Medicare of more than $46 million and reused single-use surgical devices on over 1,400 Medicare patients in Rockingham, Lumberton, and Raleigh. (More) ➤ Charlotte: The North Carolina Supreme Court accepted a case brought by two Charlotte Latin School parents who say their children were improperly expelled after the children's father contested the curriculum's political direction. (More) ➤ Raleigh: Protestors accompanied by rescue dogs gathered outside Petopia on East Martin Street to object to the store's sale of Aussiedoodles being promoted as "locally sourced, humanely raised designer pets." (More) ➤ Greenville: The City Council unanimously voted to initiate a text amendment that, if passed, would allow Camping World to continue flying its 3,200-square-foot American flag without being fined $250 daily. (More) ➤ Statewide: Approximately 11.2% of North Carolina's 226,000 federal employees worked from home during 2023. An executive order issued by President Donald Trump last week requires those still working from home to return to the office. (See Map) |
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