www.youtube.com – WRAL – 2025-05-16 13:01:47

SUMMARY: Julian Grace, a trusted news anchor, explores the intersection of news and biblical lessons in his new book, *Don’t Miss the Scriptures*. He shares how ordinary news stories reveal God’s love, grace, and judgment. Through personal stories, including one about the Raleigh Police Department’s sacrificial love during a life-threatening moment, Julian highlights how the news cycle can offer deeper spiritual insights. His book encourages viewers to embrace the news as a means to bear others’ burdens, with a message rooted in faith. Available on Amazon and Kindle, the audiobook will be released next month.

WRAL anchor Julian Grace talks about his new book that connects God’s word and teachings with working in the news business.

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www.youtube.com – ABC11 – 2025-05-16 12:11:50

SUMMARY: A judge ordered the release of body and dash cam footage related to a deadly October 2024 crash in Raleigh that killed Tyrone Mason and led to two state troopers being placed on leave. The footage was sought by a media coalition, including ABC11. Trooper Garrett Marquario and his supervisor are accused of lying about the crash, with Marquario allegedly hiding an attempted traffic stop before the crash. Raleigh police consented to the release, while the State Highway Patrol opposed it due to ongoing internal and FBI investigations. Wake County DA did not object and has dropped nearly 200 cases involving the troopers over credibility concerns. Both troopers remain on administrative leave.

Two state troopers are accused of lying about the events leading up to the single-car crash in October 2024.

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ncnewsline.com – Greg Childress – 2025-05-16 04:30:00

SUMMARY: Since June, over 170 communities have enacted ordinances banning unauthorized camping, following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling. Donald Whitehead, Executive Director of the National Coalition for the Homeless, spoke at the “Bringing it Home 2025” conference, urging opposition to North Carolina’s House Bill 781, which would criminalize unauthorized camping. Whitehead argued criminalization doesn’t solve homelessness, citing studies that show arrests cost communities millions. Governor Josh Stein opposed the bill, advocating for affordable housing solutions. Advocates fear the bill’s passage could diminish local autonomy and increase fiscal responsibility, while policies from the Cicero Institute might profit from criminalizing poverty.

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