A central North Carolina teen is critically ill with a rare amoeba-related brain infection.
The letter, from the Voter Participation Center, said according to public records Benicia resided in Wake County and was not registered to vote.
He was struggling to feed himself during a meal at 42nd Street Oyster Bar when his server saw, walked over, and literally lent a helping hand.
Wouldn't you think 911 could track your location on a cell phone? It doesn't always work that way, as a Cary family discovered in tragic fashion.
Hours after closing Clyde Cooper's Barbecue for the night, the owners got a 'bad feeling' and rushed back to the eatery. When they finally got inside the locked bathroom, they got an up-close look at Wake County's heroin epidemic.
