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ALE Investigation Leads to Charges at Johnston County Store

On September 13, 2024, the North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement (ALE) Division along with the Smithfield Police Department executed a search warrant at Mr.

Citizen Advisory Committee to discuss state mitigation funding updates at Sept. 20 meeting

The public is invited to attend a Sept. 20 meeting of the state Citizen Advisory Committee for HUD Community Development Block Grant - Mitigation funding.

Crime Commission Allocates $3.5M for Violence Intervention

The Governor's Crime Commission on Sept. 5 voted to approve $3.5 million for grants to provide violence intervention programs. Commissioners also discussed critical challenges facing the state’s crime victim service providers and law enforcement agencies.

Juvenile Escapee Apprehended

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Juvenile Escapes from C.A. Dillon Regional Juvenile Detention Center 

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September is National Preparedness Month in North Carolina

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ALE Investigation Leads to Charges at Two Johnston County Stores

On August 30, 2024, the North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement (ALE) Division conducted an enforcement operation in Johnston County, resulting in multiple arrests and seizures.

ALE Investigation Shuts Down Illegal Alcohol Establishment

As a result of complaints from the community, the Alcohol Law Enforcement Division (ALE) concluded an investigation into an illegal alcohol establishment in Wilmington.

N.C. Office of Recovery and Resiliency reopens Homeownership Assistance Program

The Homeownership Assistance Program has reopened to assist eligible first-time and first-generation homebuyers in 16 eastern North Carolina counties.

State Highway Patrol Graduates 41 New Troopers

The State Highway Patrol proudly welcomed 41 new troopers on August 16, 2024, at a graduation ceremony held for the 163rd Basic Highway Patrol School.

Rivers Rise as NC’s Recovery From Tropical Storm Debby Continues

Even as Tropical Storm Debby has passed residents and motorists in North Carolina should continue to heed safety warnings, especially in low-lying areas prone to flood.  The storm killed four people in North Carolina, and heavy rain, tornadoes and flooding damaged infrastructure and homes.

Avoid Deadly Carbon Monoxide During and After Tropical System Debby

As North Carolinians experience the impacts of Tropical System Debby, officials with the North Carolina Emergency Management and the Department of Health and Human Services warns against use of gasoline-powered generators, outdoor grills and camp stoves in enclosed spaces.

Final Judgment Ordered in Cherokee County Nuisance Case

After an extensive history of disturbances, drug violations and overdoses, and numerous calls to the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office, the Martins Creek community should soon see long awaited changes.

Lingering impacts from Tropical System Debby Expected Through the Weekend

Governor Roy Cooper and state leaders urged people to continue exercising caution throughout the weekend as Tropical System Debby exits North Carolina. Riverine flooding and additional showers and thunderstorms increasing the risk of flash flooding throughout the state will continue to be felt throughout the weekend. The State Emergency Response Team remains engaged in response to impacts from Tropical System Debby.

State Highway Patrol Welcomes 25 New Troopers

The State Highway Patrol celebrated the graduation of 25 new troopers at a ceremony held for the 164th Basic Highway Patrol School.