BLM attorney demands $50,000 from sheriff, police over Oct. 31 pepper spray
Attorney Jamie Paulen of Hillsborough is demanding that Alamance County sheriff Terry Johnson and Graham police chief Kristy Cole pay her $50,000 for damages...
Police, sheriff videos from Oct. 31 protest to be released
An Alamance County superior court judge has ordered the release of body camera footage and other recordings that law enforcement officials produced during a...
Junk collectors backslide; judge issues new order to clean up property and keep...
An illegal junkyard outside of Burlington municipal limits appears to have slowly reconstituted itself in the months since county officials leaned on the property...
Graham settles with protesters, no wrongdoing admitted
County also to agree to settlement; between the two governments, $120,000 to be paid to plaintiffs
Attorneys for Alamance County and the city of Graham...
Charges against Alamance News reporter dropped
The district attorney's office on Wednesday dismissed a case against Alamance News reporter Tomas Murawski, who was arrested October 31, 2020 while covering a...
Protester previously convicted of failing to disperse found guilty of resisting arrest & disorderly...
Defense attorney rejects judge's offer to consolidate sentencing into just three days of community service; instead, she enters notice of appeal to superior court
Regis...
One protester who disrupted Nov. commissioner meeting found guilty; charges against two others...
The trials for three people who were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest during a county commissioners meeting last fall resulted...
Despite reversal of face mask requirements by CDC and Governor, local judge maintains ‘status...
Requirements in Alamance County courts to continue "through at least the end of June," top local judge mandates
Though most of North Carolina’s Covid-19 restrictions...
Graham activist convicted of resisting an officer and trespassing during November 2020 protest...
Kristofer Wayne Loy, white male, 27, of 514 East Harden Street, Graham, was convicted Wednesday of misdemeanor second-degree trespass and resisting a public officer...
Clarification & Apology – for coverage in March 25, 2021 edition
In the March 25, 2021 edition of the newspaper, a story entitled “Protester who was found not guilty of Sept. charge found guilty of...
