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Man Pleads Guilty to Aiding the Norfolk Takeover Where a Flamethrower Lit Up Redgate...

D’Shawn Creque, 28, pleaded guilty in Norfolk, Virginia, to aiding and abetting the May street takeover on Redgate Avenue in West Ghent, where a flamethrower and fireworks lit the street, WTKR reported. He has finished 80 hours of community service and owes 20 more. Six months of good behavior closes the case, the station said. Its report gives the plea only as a Tuesday and quotes no judge and neither side’s lawyer.
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AT&T to begin cutting off traditional landlines across parts of Tri-State

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - AT&T will be allowed to begin cutting off traditional copper landlines in parts of the Tri-State in the coming weeks, a move that could affect some residents in several Ohio counties. Most Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky landlines run on Altafiber and will not be affected, but some...
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New shrimp labeling law now in effect in SC

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) — A new South Carolina law requiring restaurants to disclose when they serve imported shrimp officially took effect Wednesday, October 28, following concerns about misleading seafood labeling across the state. The legislation, House Bill 4248, was signed into law by Governor Henry McMaster on June 30. It aims to provide customers […]
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Kinder Morgan plans 150-mile methane gas pipeline through Tennessee

Kinder Morgan plans to construct one of its largest pipelines in decades through the Southeast. The company proposed trenching 470 miles of gas pipeline through its “Southeast Connector” project, with 150 miles in Tennessee and additional segments continuing through Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Florida. In Tennessee, the...
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4 Restaurant Chains Closing North Carolina Locations in 2026

Flavor Hills opened its Durham restaurant in December 2025. Then in mid-August 2026, the brand shut that restaurant and its Downtown Raleigh location, effective immediately. Here are the restaurant chains that have already closed or are closing North Carolina locations in 2026. 1. Hickory Tavern. Hickory Tavern, the Charlotte-born sports...
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Runaway pumpkin! NC farm loses control of giant Halloween inflatable

A video out of North Carolina is making its rounds on the internet this season as a Halloween -themed comedy of errors at this year's Phillips Farms Pumpkinfest . On the morning of Oct. 11, much of Western and Central N.C. was experiencing intensely windy conditions. Michael Phillips, owner of Phillips Farms in Cary, stated that the winds must have been strong enough to release one of the farm's Halloween decorations ― a massive inflatable pumpkin ― from its restraints. "At some point, the cable
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Man arrested after allegedly spray-painting over names at 9/11 Memorial in NYC

A man was arrested after he spray-painted over dozens of victims' names at the 9/11 Memorial in lower Manhattan, police said. The suspect appeared to have recorded himself carrying out the stunt at the North Pool that sparked outrage among many, both locally and across the country. The man seen...
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Collapsed tent of missing hikers found near 13,960-foot Colorado peak

Search and rescue personnel are working to find two missing students from Colorado Mountain College’s Leadville campus after receiving a call from school staff that Kaden Matsuda, 19 and of Ridgway, and Jackson Donlon, 20 and of New York, had not returned from a weekend trip to the 13,960-foot Ice Mountain area of northern Chaffee […]
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South Bronx public housing tower is now home to the tallest mural in the...

Photos courtesy of Tameek Williams for Public Housing Community Fund. The tallest mural in the United States can now be found on a public housing tower in the South Bronx. Designed by artist Nestor Omar Garcia, also known as Angurria, in collaboration with Bronx native Fernando Ortiz, “Un MAR de Gente/From Every Shore” stretches more than 307 feet along the southwest-facing facade of NYCHA’s 29-story Morrisania Air Rights (MAR) development. The mural depicts MAR community members across generati
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Deputies raid five Lee County gaming arcades, make 10 arrests in illegal gambling operation

LEE COUNTY, Fla. — Lee County deputies raided five illegal gaming arcades from North Fort Myers to Bonita Springs, arresting 10 people and seizing assets allegedly tied to gambling operations targeting older people. Deputies said the raids resulted in the seizure of 239 slot machines, 163 ounces of gold,...

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