President Trump signs bill releasing Jeffrey Epstein files, impacting figures like Lawrence Summers and Prince Andrew. Epsteins crimes and connections continue to reverberate, leading to significant consequences for those involved.

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Williams Memorial C.M.E. Church in High Point distributed Thanksgiving meal kits to ten thousand people, easing financial burdens during tough times. The church started this program in 2011, with volunteers loading boxes filled with turkey and side dishes into cars. The initiative aims to provide a complete holiday meal for families, filling a gap left by government shutdowns and delays in SNAP benefits.

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Greensboro police investigate a murder-suicide, releasing a juvenile and discovering two deceased individuals. The incident marks the thirty-fourth homicide this year, causing community concern and a shelter-in-place order. A separate issue arises with a countywide all-clear notification error, prompting an investigation into accurate public communication.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appointed a delegation to discuss a revised U.S. peace plan, as the original proposal, which favors Russia, has caused alarm in Kyiv and European capitals. The plan suggests Ukraine give up territory, reduce its military size, and block its path to NATO membership. Critics, including Ukrainian officials and American senators, have compared the plan to historically failed acts of appeasement.

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U.S. Commerce Department reviews Italian pasta imports, potentially imposing a 107% tax, causing concern for Italian producers and importers like Sal Auricchio. This move escalates trade tensions, with Italian politicians opposing the sanctions, as the U.S. is Italys second-largest pasta market.

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Four people were shot at a Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Concord, North Carolina, leaving authorities to investigate the cause and gather clues from witnesses and videos. The community is shaken, with officials urging vigilance and cooperation as the investigation continues.

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Tragic accident in High Point, North Carolina: A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle on Friday evening. The victim was found lying in the roadway on Dillon Road at Bales Chapel Road. The driver initially left the scene but was later located by police. The investigation is ongoing, with no evidence of excessive speed or impairment. The pedestrian was reportedly wearing dark clothing in a dark area. The driver is cooperating with authorities, and charges may be filed once the investigation is complete.

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Hot Off The Wire episode explores a range of topics, from a mysterious subway scent and holiday toy warnings to the upcoming Met Gala. The podcast delves into the immune systems impact on the brain and shares a heartwarming tale of a restored vintage bus. Ukrainian President Zelenskyys statement about Ukraines difficult choice and the final resting place for historic US ships are also discussed. Animal care at a New Jersey zoo, a tragic airport incident, and criticism of UN climate talks are among the other news items. A deadly eviction, a Swiss museum heist, and Saints linebacker Demario Daviss team momentum round out the episode.

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Three suspects, including a juvenile, face charges after a shooting at Concords Tree Lighting Ceremony. The incident involved two suspects who knew each other, with Nasir Bostic, 18, and Keyvyonn Bostic, 17, being identified as shooters and accessories, respectively. Both Bostics are in critical condition, while Keyvyonn was apprehended. Two other victims are also in critical condition. Despite the incident, the citys Christmas Parade and Santa Scramble will proceed.

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Despite Trumps unpopular approach to college issues, tribal colleges like Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish in North Dakota, operated by the Mandan Hidatsa Arikara Nation, focus on preserving ancestral knowledge. However, potential federal funding cuts and the longest government shutdown in U.S. history pose challenges. A surprising increase in funding was announced, but uncertainty remains, as these colleges rely heavily on federal dollars and contribute significantly to the national economy.

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Weekend: Foggy start, sunny afternoon, isolated storms; Warm temperatures in the seventies. Sunday: Milder conditions, temperatures in the sixties, clear skies; Sunshine expected early next week. Mid-week: Growing chance of showers, prepare for rain.

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30-year-old Hector Martinez from Burlington faces multiple serious charges, including statutory rape, indecent liberties with a minor, and 28 counts of third-degree exploitation of a minor, following an investigation into allegations of sexual exploitation. He is currently held without bond at the Alamance County Detention Facility.

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Hispanic student absences surge in Winston-Salem and Forsyth County Schools following Border Patrol operations in Charlotte. School district clarifies it doesnt track student citizenship status, assures no law enforcement in schools without proper ID. Community encouraged to reach out to school principals for support.

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Winston-Salem Police Arrest Suspect in Domestic Shooting; Victim Stable

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Alamance County Man Arrested for Sexual Exploitation of a Minor: A man from the Piedmont Triad area, Stephon Guillebeaux, has been charged with three counts of second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor. The arrest followed an investigation by the Invictus Task Force, triggered by cybertips from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Guillebeaux was arrested on November 21st and is scheduled to appear in court on November 24th. The investigation continues.

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North Carolinas state health department introduces a mobile opioid treatment unit in Greensboro, aiming to enhance accessibility to medication-assisted treatment and telehealth services. The unit, operating at Bethel AME Church, addresses transportation barriers and provides a consistent schedule for those seeking help. With plans to expand to six more units next year, funded by Hurricane Helene relief funds, this initiative underscores a proactive approach to combating the opioid epidemic through community-based care.

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North Carolinas agricultural sector is ensuring a bountiful and affordable Thanksgiving this year, with stable or decreasing prices for turkeys and sweet potatoes. Despite a slight turkey price increase due to avian flu, grocery stores are subsidizing costs to attract customers. North Carolinas sweet potato harvest is expected to be much better this year, leading to lower prices for this popular side dish. Farmers, however, are hoping to break even by 2025, looking forward to improved commodity prices in the coming year.

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Man pleads guilty to secretly filming in Starbucks bathroom, faces 30-year sex offender registration and potential prison time.

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Tragic Dog Attack in North Carolina: 73-Year-Old Man Dies, Criminal Charges Expected

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Duke Energy Carolinas seeks a rate increase, potentially raising residential power bills by 14% by early 2028. This comes as the U.S. inflation rate hit 3% in September 2023. The proposed increase would add to an existing $8.19 monthly residential bill hike from January 2023. If approved, the average residential customers bill could rise from $144.89 to $168.36 by January 2028, a 14% increase. Public hearings and an evidentiary hearing are expected this year, with a decision anticipated in late 2028.

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