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Two separate, overnight shootings near Glenwood South
SUMMARY: Two separate overnight shootings occurred within one block and an hour of each other near Glenwood South. The first, near West Johnson Street, left one person shot in the leg, while the second, in a nearby parking deck, involved a victim shot multiple times. Both victims are expected to survive, and no arrests have been made yet. Locals expressed shock and concern, especially given the area’s heavy police presence. Meanwhile, in a separate incident at an apartment complex on Conifer Drive, police arrested 22-year-old Orleene Lopez Isizaguer for a critical shooting early morning, with court scheduled for Monday.
The search is still on for the suspects in both of these cases.
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Tracking Chantal: Heavy rain coming to NC, flash flooding possible
SUMMARY: Tropical Storm Chantal is bringing heavy rain and flash flooding risks to North Carolina. The storm is moving onshore with strong bands producing 3 to 5 inches of rain, especially west of the Triangle area, causing saturated ground and flooding concerns. Winds near 40 mph with gusts up to 70 mph are easing but remain risky for downed trees. Along the coast, Wrightsville Beach faces tropical storm warnings, dangerous rip currents, rough surf, and red beach flags urging no swimming, despite some beachgoers remaining. Drivers are warned of wet, difficult road conditions. Emergency officials emphasize preparedness as the storm progresses.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms from Chantal’s outer bands continue to impact parts of inland North Carolina.
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Energy crews prepare for arrival of Tropical Storm Chantal
SUMMARY: Energy crews are preparing for Tropical Storm Chantal as it approaches the Carolinas. Duke Energy expects the worst impacts near the coast but advises central North Carolina to stay alert for heavy rain and wind that could cause scattered power outages and downed lines. Crews are ready to respond quickly and urge people to stay off roads and give space to utility workers for safety. Residents should prepare emergency kits, stay away from windows, and disconnect non-essential electrical devices to avoid overloads. Reporting outages promptly will help crews restore power efficiently. Safety remains the top priority.
As Tropical Storm Chantal makes its way toward North Carolina, Duke Energy crews are preparing for all possibilities.
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Raleigh caps Independence Day with fireworks show outside Lenovo Center
SUMMARY: Raleigh’s Independence Day celebrations culminated with a large fireworks show outside the Lenovo Center, drawing thousands of families who enjoyed a safe, festive atmosphere with food and entertainment. Earlier, festivities began at the State Farmers Market, showcasing North Carolina’s local vendors and products. Attendees then gathered at the Lenovo Center to secure spots for the fireworks, with many expressing appreciation for the family-friendly environment. Traffic congestion followed the event, with police urging patience and safety. Nearby, Holly Springs hosted a patriotic bike parade, and Durham featured a fireworks display after the DBAT game, rounding out a day of regional Fourth of July festivities.
It was a festive Fourth of July in the Triangle, and the Lenovo Center closed things out with a bang.
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