MANTEO, N.C. — Four people aboard a boat that washed up at Cape Hatteras National Seashore early Sunday morning were not injured, National Park Service officials say.
The 28-foot boat, named "Carol-ina," grounded on the beach near the northeastern entrance to Hatteras Village.
The National Park Service and the U.S. Coast Guard are working with the owner to remove the boat from the beach.
Masked people broke into a Garner home and demanded $1 million before taking a woman and her baby Monday night.
The city of Eden announced Michael Ray Vernon and Public Works Operations Superintendent Elmer “Dusty” Curry have been fired.
He was convicted in Lee County for drug trafficking and was serving out a 5- to 8-year sentence.
Anxiety remains high at the historically Black university, student says.
