Craven-Pamlico Shelter Aims to Find Homes Friday
Craven-Pamlico Animal Shelter houses 16 plus adoptable dogs and cats, including two long-time residents. Outreach coordinator Nancy Daniels and director Eileen Beeson back Take Me Home Tuesday and a Friday event 2 to 4 pm with WCTI forecaster Shane Hinton to boost adoptions. Adoption fees are 100 for dogs and puppies 80 for cats and kittens, with vaccinations and spay neuter vouchers included. Located at 1639 Old Airport Road.
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Seven busted on drug charges in Craven County
Craven County Sheriff's Office charged seven men and women with various drug offenses. Norris Willis, 27, Dudley Court New Bern, faces felony heroin possession. Claude Irvin Brantley, 32, Hyman Court New Bern, charged with felony cocaine possession and paraphernalia. Daniel Alexander Swindell, 29, Sanders Lane, charged with felony cocaine possession and paraphernalia. James Patrick Bradley, 42, Westridge Drive Asheville, charged with felony self delivery of Schedule II substance.
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TE POINTS UAW General Motors negotiators
TE reports UAW and General Motors negotiators resume talks amid ongoing labor dispute. Key managers from both sides discuss wage, benefits, and job security terms aimed at averting a strike and reaching a new labor contract.
White Fort Worth officer resigns after killing black woman
Fort Worth police say white officer Aaron Dean acted inappropriately and resigned before a firing. The shooting of Alatiana Jefferson, 28, occurred as he responded to a call about an open front door. Bodycam shows he did not identify himself and fired after telling her to show hands. An ongoing criminal investigation could determine charges.
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White House condemns violent Trump parody seen by supporters
The White House says President Trump has not watched a graphically violent parody video but strongly condemns it based on what he has heard. The clip, shown at a Miami resort rally, mocks critics and news figures with Trump’s face on a killer’s body and targets Barack Obama Hillary Clinton Bill Clinton Rosie O'Donnell John McCain Bernie Sanders Maxine Waters Adam Schiff.
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