Fire burns well-known Fayetteville funeral home - Raleigh news - NewsLocker (2024)

The Fayetteville Fire Department responded to a large fire at a well-known funeral home on Thursday night.

As people head into another holiday weekend, a time with increased risk of drunk driving, Garner police are taking action to prevent tragedies like the one that struck the community on Memorial Day.

Moore County Sheriff issues alert following fox bite incident in Pinebluff; Fox still on the loose

The Moore County Sheriff's Office is alerting residents of the 100 block of East Philadelphia Avenue in Pinebluff, about a recent fox bite incident. The fox involved is still on the loose.

Goldsboro man critically injured after robbery-shooting Friday night

The Goldsboro Police Department is investigating a shooting Friday night that left a man critically injured.

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Orange County man arrested for alleged indecent liberties with a minor

A man was arrested on Friday for indecent liberties with a child, according to the Orange County Sheriff's Office.

Wake County Animal Shelter over capacity: Adoptions needed to save lives

The Wake County Animal Center is in desperate need of help, with a record number of animals at risk of being put down due to lack of space.

'Booze It or Lose It' Campaign kicks off with Garner police increasing patrols to keep roads safe

As people head into another holiday weekend, a time with increased risk of drunk driving, Garner police are taking action to prevent tragedies like the one that struck the community on Memorial Day.

Impaired driver accused of killing Garner family of 3 in custody after hospitalization

A man accused of murder in a DWI crash that killed a family of three on Memorial Day in Garner is now out of the hospital and in police custody on Friday.

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US Supreme Court makes it harder to charge Capitol riot defendants with obstruction

The justices ruled 6-3 that the charge of obstructing an official proceeding must include proof that defendants tried to tamper with or destroy documents.

Car fire disrupts traffic flow on I-40 West near Chapel Hill, all lanes back open

A car appeared completely destroyed along the shoulder of I-40 near the US 15-501 interchange on Friday afternoon. Traffic was backed up for miles.

NC Senate passes CPACE funding program to make clean energy upgrades more accessible

The NC General Assembly passed Senate Bill 802 on Thursday, which would authorize Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy financing in North Carolina.

Car on fire along I-40 leads to heavy delays near Chapel Hill

A car was seen on fire on the shoulder of I-40 near the US 15-501 interchange.

Overturned truck leads to delays on I-540 in north Raleigh

An overturned truck was blocking multiple westbound lanes of I-540 in Raleigh on Friday afternoon.

1 dead from crash that sandwiched driver between tractor-trailers on I-95 near Fayetteville

One man died from a crash involving two tractor-trailers on Interstate 95 South near Fayetteville Thursday morning.

Durham bell ringer connects LGBTQ+ community and church through viral pride song

A Durham woman is connecting the LGBTQ community and the church through music.

Residents express concern regarding asbestos abatement project at Rocky Mount school

Recently, residents near G.R. Edwards Elementary School expressed concern about a trailer with a warning sign for asbestos arriving on the site.

3-year-old boy killed in Dunn; mother, boyfriend charged with child abuse

A mother and her boyfriend are charged with child abuse after a 3-year-old boy died in Dunn.

Wake County teacher arrested following WRAL investigation into letters alleging abuse

A Wake County teacher, James Rencher, has been arrested on 12 counts of assault following an investigation by WRAL News.

Mother, boyfriend charged with child abuse after 3-year-old boy killed in Dunn

A mother and her boyfriend are charged with child abuse after a 3-year-old boy died in Dunn.

Teen arrested after 18-year-old killed at Food Lion in Goldsboro

A 17-year-old was arrested Thursday in connection to the shooting death of an 18-year-old on June 7 at a Food Lion in Goldsboro.

Fire in garage, workshop at Moore home damages pickup truck, motorcycle

A fire inside a garage at a Moore County home overnight damaged a pickup truck and motorcycle.

Fire burns at well-known Fayetteville funeral home

The Fayetteville Fire Department responded to a large fire at a well-known funeral home on Thursday night.

President Joe Biden and first lady land at RDU early Friday, holding rally at NC State Fairgrounds in Raleigh

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will visit Raleigh on Friday, the day after the June 27 presidential debate with Donald Trump.

Raleigh native Veronica Fraley throws for Olympic glory Thursday night

Raleigh native Veronica Fraley, a Wakefield High grad, throws for Olympic glory Thursday night in the discus finals.

Fentanyl, cocaine, and cash found during arrest of New Bern shooting suspect

A search warrant led to the arrest of a New Bern man on drug trafficking charges Wednesday.

President Joe Biden and first lady to land at RDU early Friday, holding rally at NC State Fairgrounds in Raleigh

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will visit Raleigh on Friday, the day after the June 27 presidential debate with Donald Trump.

Fire at well-known Fayetteville funeral home, crews on the scene

The Fayetteville Fire Department responded to a large fire at a well-known funeral home on Thursday night.

NC constitutional amendments: Legislature approves citizen-only voting, rejects repeal of Jim Crow literacy test law

Although North Carolina's literacy test rules were made unenforceable by the federal Voting Rights Act of 1965, they've remained written into the state constitution. Voters could have a chance to change that this year.

Homeowners get ultimatum from insurers: make pricey repairs, or lose coverage

The insurance industry claims they're losing money insuring homes in North Carolina, so it's not entirely surprising companies are taking a closer look at the properties they cover. But it's the way this is being done that has some so angry.