15 published articles
Families seeking compensation over Camp Lejeune’s contaminated drinking water dispute DOJ’s offer calculations. Three court orders declined hearings without resolving the contested dates.
Onslow commissioners consider a permit handoff tonight: finish with Jacksonville or use city inspection records at the county. Here is what owners still need answered.
The SBI's final state-road camera report documents massive collection, useful investigative leads and clear limits on the bureau's oversight. Residents deserve safeguards they can check.
The company admitted illegal discharges. Its sentence emphasizes probation and a compliance plan; the public still needs evidence that the safeguards work.
Trump eases Russian diesel restrictions while U.S. weapons support Ukraine and Russia cooperates with Iran. Who explains the contradiction—and who bears the cost?
The former J&J Snack Foods plant is now a town purchase. Renovation plans remain unsettled, and residents still need the full cost of making the civic-center vision work.
Atkinson commissioners unanimously banned automated license-plate readers after learning a Flock camera had been installed in town without a vote by the town board.
North Carolina punishes drivers who leave serious crashes. But when a suspect disappears long enough for impairment evidence to fade, prosecutors can lose the more serious impaired-driving case.
A late provision in a North Carolina local law left Jacksonville officers unable to make physical arrests in several familiar parts of town without an Onslow County deputy present.
Two former Columbus County deputies allege racial discrimination and retaliation. The sheriff’s office denies both complaints as an earlier scandal still shadows the agency.