Morning News Briefs: Tuesday, April 17th, 2018
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The wind and rain and a “high EF-2 tornado” were mostly gone by Sunday night.
At least one person died and thousands are still without power after a tornado ripped through Greensboro Sunday evening.
More than 200 million eggs distributed to restaurants and grocery stores in nine states have been recalled because of bacterial contamination.
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One person has died and significant damage is reported in the aftermath of a tornado that swept through parts of Greensboro Sunday afternoon.
R.J. Reynolds Vapor Company has issued a massive recall of one of its electronic cigarette brands in a move that affects more than two and a half million devices.
UPDATE 5:51 p.m.
Severe storms on Sunday blew down trees, caused airport delays and knocked out power to tens of thousands in North and South Carolina.
In this episode, Peter explores Robert Schumann's nostalgic Scenes of Childhood. The set of thirteen pieces paints different pictures of the composer's idealized childhood.
Some North Carolina legislators want more schools to provide basic building information and access to local and state law enforcement to better respond to emergencies or violent acts on campus.