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2 Chatham candidates receive hateful threats and racial slurs, including images of a noose. Why they say threats won't stop them — Just one day before the May primary election, the State Board of Elections is looking into a number of racist and homophobic threats and slurs sent to candidates in Chatham County. On WRAL-TV at 11, Julian Grace shares why the candidates say they won’t be deterred by the messages. more
For the 11th week, protesters gather to oppose the actions of the GOP-led state legislature.
