➤ Statewide: The North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles extended service hours at 42 additional offices on Monday, joining 50 other locations that were already opening an hour early. (See Locations) ➤ Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police cracked a 29-year-old cold case using DNA evidence that helped identify remains discovered near Bank of America Stadium in 1996 as Betty Benton, who was reported missing in 1992. (More) ➤ Cataloochee Valley: Re-graveled roads helped partially reopen this section of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park that closed in September due to Hurricane Helene. (More) ➤ Fuquay-Varina: A family whose daughter died from a severe allergic reaction to peanuts met the organ transplant recipient of her heart. (Watch Video) ➤ Durham Police arrested nine people who participated in a car meetup and street takeover. Charges included a warrant for assault with a deadly weapon, speed racing, no operator's license, hit and run, and a registration violation. (More) ➤ Granville County: Sheldon, a goat who eluded animal control for weeks, is currently staying at The Blind Spot Animal Sanctuary in Rougemont while he awaits a permanent home. (More) |
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