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North Carolina lawmakers, parole commission talk potential legislative changes

North Carolina lawmakers, parole commission talk potential legislative changes

North Carolina lawmakers, parole commission talk potential legislative changes

North Carolina lawmakers, parole commission talk potential legislative changes

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North Carolina Senate proposes to remove Innocence Inquiry Commission

North Carolina Senate proposes to remove Innocence Inquiry Commission

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North Carolina lawmakers propose eliminating NC Innocence Inquiry Commission; NCIIC responds

North Carolina lawmakers propose eliminating NC Innocence Inquiry Commission; NCIIC responds

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North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission excluded from Senate budget proposal

North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission excluded from Senate budget proposal

July 4 is FREE fishing day in North Carolina for everyone in all public waters. All other fishing regulations apply, such as length and daily possession limits, as well as bait and tackle restrictions. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

July 4 is FREE fishing day in North Carolina for everyone in all public waters. All other fishing regulations apply, such as length and daily possession limits, as well as bait and tackle restrictions. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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The Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics North Carolina is the largest year-round public awareness and grass-roots fundraising campaign for Special Olympics. Known as Guardians of the Flame, law enforcement members and Special Olympics athletes carry the Flame of Hope into the Opening Ceremony of local competitions, and into Special Olympics State, National, Regional and World Games. This year, the NC Wildlife Resources Commission's Law Enforcement Division joined officers from all acr

The Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics North Carolina is the largest year-round public awareness and grass-roots fundraising campaign for Special Olympics. Known as Guardians of the Flame, law enforcement members and Special Olympics athletes carry the Flame of Hope into the Opening Ceremony of local competitions, and into Special Olympics State, National, Regional and World Games. This year, the NC Wildlife Resources Commission's Law Enforcement Division joined officers from all acr

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Subscribe or renew your subscription to Wildlife in North Carolina magazine for as little as $10 a year for two chances to win a fabulous prize pack of outdoor gear worth more than $500. Additionally, all subscriptions placed in 2023 are eligible for the grand prize giveaway, which is a Pelican Pedal Kayak and paddle, rod & reel combo, a personal flotation device and dry bag. Head over to bit.ly/2LThnOR to subscribe and view the contest rules. Best of luck! | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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On the road. On the water. Don't drink and drive. In North Carolina, a driver or vessel operator with a blood-alcohol concentration that meets or exceeds .08, or is substantially impaired by alcohol and/or drugs, is subject to arrest. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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How to Become a Licensed Home Inspector in North Carolina

The North Carolina Home Inspector Free Conference is free and open to everyone! Get free NC-state-approved CE, including the NC Mandatory 4-Hour Update Class. Join us January 24, 2025! Click here to register: https://www.nachinc.org/ | InterNACHI

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An updated broadband map, a new video series and an approaching deadline in this week's NC Farm Bureau Report with Lynda Loveland. #NCFarmBureau New Broadband map: https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/home PSI video series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IttXHFMBHE Swine & Dairy Covid Assistance Program: https://www.ncagr.gov/CovidSwineandDairyAssistancePhase2.htm N.C. Farm Bureau Federal Communications Commission North Carolina Department of Information Technology NC State College of Agriculture and

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Push to upgrade North Carolina elections systems

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On April 10, members of the North Carolina State Highway Patrol, NC Alcohol Law Enforcement and the North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission were proud to support the Hope Mills Police Department’s “Shattered Dreams” event at South View High School (Cumberland County Schools) in recognition of #AlcoholAwarenessMonth. Together, we spoke with students about the real and lasting consequences of underage drinking and impaired driving. The event concluded with a realistic mock crash scene

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'Stand your ground': Explaining North Carolina's self-defense law

The NC Wildlife Resources Commission and its partners Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and North Carolina State Highway Patrol will make one final push for this year’s On the Road, On the Water, Don't Drink and Drive campaign over Labor Day weekend. The annual multi-agency initiative works to ensure North Carolinians can travel safely on the road and on the water during summer holidays. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Some North Carolina counties are partnering with ICE. Check the list

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The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission advises the public that black bears in North Carolina are in their “winter homes,” which could be anything from a pile of brush, a hollowed-out tree, a rock cavity, an excavation under a fallen tree or even under the deck or in the crawl space of your home. Learn what to do (and what not to do) at: https://bit.ly/4j9WMqD | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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North Carolina's bear population is thriving, and BearWise is here to keep people safe and bears wild. Visit the webpage below to learn ways to safely coexist with black bears in your area. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) has been responsible for managing North Carolina's wildlife resources since 1947. Rules are one means of managing these resources to serve the interests of the State’s citizens. Each year, the NCWRC reviews and adjusts seasons, bag limits, and land management regulations, as needed, to achieve conservation management goals, comply with statutory changes, and respond to constituent requests and suggestions. Due to recent changes to the Administrative

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Experience everything North Carolina has to offer! Get your fishing license and head outdoors! 🐟 | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Experience everything North Carolina has to offer! Get your hunting license and head outdoors! 🦌 | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper increases unemployment to $600 due to Helene. What to know and how to apply

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Build family traditions in the great outdoors. Start with a North Carolina hunting license. | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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Uncover what the North Carolina outdoors has to offer. Get your fishing & hunting license today! | NC Wildlife Resources Commission

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NC Senate votes to defund Innocence Inquiry Commission

NC Senate wants to cut the state’s innocence commission. Its director now pleads with the House

N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission to allow public comments on proposed regulation changes

1976 murder conviction goes before NC Innocence Commission

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