Mother shoots son in Newport domestic incident
In Carteret County a mother Patrice Rippy, 64, shot her son Brian Rippy, 36, during a domestic incident at 353 Country Club Lane near Highway 101. He was wounded in the head and torso and flown to Vidant Medical Center after initial treatment at Carteret Health Care. Deputies say he was unarmed and charged at his mother. investigation ongoing, district attorney to decide charges.
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Cooper taps ACLU lawyer and prison chief for Court of Appeals
Governor Roy Cooper selected Chris Brook, ACLU of North Carolina legal director, and Reuben Young, chief deputy secretary for adult corrections and juvenile justice, to fill vacancies on the state Court of Appeals through 2020. Brook led suits against NCs gay marriage ban and the bathroom bill while Young has long served in state administration including as crime control secretary and legal counsel.
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North Carolina offers mental health support after Florence
Survivors can access counseling through DHHS Behavioral Health services. Kody Kinsley notes ongoing hurricane impacts and aims for full mental and physical recovery plus resiliency. Over 10,000 have had risk assessments with about half referred for more intensive care. Call Hope 4 NC 24/7 at 1-8055-587-3463 or visit NC pages for more resources.
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Measles surge nears record high with New York lead
U S measles cases rise to 555 for the year, up from 465 a week earlier. New York remains the epicenter, accounting for nearly two thirds of cases and 85 percent of latest weekly infections. Most New York cases involve unvaccinated individuals in Orthodox Jewish communities. The 2019 tally already tops 2014 and trails 1994’s 963 cases.
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Family finds comfort in life size cutout during dad's deployment
Max Edens hugs his father as the family keeps his presence alive with a life size cutout named Flat Matt. Deborah Edens notes the cutout aided in staying connected through deployments and a hurricane damaged home. Autumn Swansboro High School, Jake and Taylor ages 5 and 3 are not present. Reporter Jannette Pippin in JDNews.
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Hayes health policy and insurance debate draws criticism
Fragmented OCR text suggests a political dispute over health care, insurance and contributions. Mentions Lindb, Repuib, unions, protections, and potential dates, with unclear details and several garbled names.
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