➤ Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools is appealing a denied request to waive interest on debt associated with an $11.3 million deficit, which has prompted potential job cuts and school consolidations. (More)
➤ North Raleigh: Cleanup is underway after flooding along Capital Boulevard, described as the worst in 15 years, damaged multiple businesses on Monday, including a car dealership where nearly 50 cars were submerged in water. (Watch Report)
➤ Downtown Raleigh also experienced rare flooding Monday night, with one resident of Smoky Hollow saying she “had never seen anything like it.” (Watch Report)
➤ Wake County: The family of Giovanni Pelletier, a Wake County teen found dead in a Florida pond near his abandoned belongings, has launched a petition urging the FBI to step in, citing inadequate local law enforcement response. (More)
➤ Surry County: Rep. Sarah Stevens, a Republican running for the North Carolina Supreme Court, returned $8,300 in lobbyist donations after scrutiny due to a legal gray area that bans state lawmakers from taking lobbyist money, but allows judicial candidates to accept it. (More)
➤ Alamance County: The 4th Circuit Court vacated a federal ruling favoring Sheriff Terry Johnson in a 2020 protest arrest case, sending it back to state court due to a lack of federal jurisdiction over Maurice Wells’ First Amendment claims. (More)
➤ Linville Gorge: Trails and waterfall access are temporarily closed as U.S. Forest Service crews work to repair Hurricane Helene damage throughout the Grandfather Ranger District along the Old N.C. 105 corridor. (More)
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