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Courtroom illustration depicting parents suing daycare worker over toddler's suffocation death, with symbolic elements of negligence.
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Parents sue North Carolina day care worker over toddler's death

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The parents of 16-month-old Maddy Mitchell have filed a lawsuit against former day care worker Alexandra Coffey, alleging gross negligence led to their daughter's suffocation on her first day at the facility. Coffey faces ongoing involuntary manslaughter charges from the May 19, 2025, incident at Creative Beginnings in Lenoir, North Carolina. The suit claims Coffey lay on the child while using her phone.

Lincoln County Sheriff's Deputy Michael Ray Hargrave, 40, was arrested over the weekend after allegedly sending threatening text messages to a family member. The messages included a vow to 'go full violent' and ruin the recipient's life. He faces charges of communicating threats and cyberstalking.

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Students and advocates urged the Cabarrus County School Board to protect female-only bathrooms and locker rooms at Cox Mill High School. They cited discomfort from a male student identifying as female using those spaces. The board took no action following public comments.

Future Islands have announced an eight-show tour across North Carolina, billed as a hometown jaunt, culminating in Baltimore. The Fountain of Youth Tour pairs the band with local support acts and coincides with a new rarities compilation. Dates begin May 15 in Wilmington.

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Zachary Newell, a 26-year-old from North Carolina, received a two-year federal prison sentence for posting online threats to shoot up a preschool and kill Black children. The threats, made on YouTube in August 2025, targeted at least 20 Black preschool students and included graphic descriptions of violence. Prosecutors described the posts as racially motivated.

In recent cases in South Carolina and North Carolina, library leadership has been removed after adhering to established policies on book challenges. These incidents highlight emerging tactics by political groups to influence public libraries. The actions followed decisions to retain certain books in collections despite complaints.

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Residents of Columbus County, North Carolina, have numerous opportunities to engage in local gatherings and services during the week of March 11-17, 2026. The Columbus County News highlights various free events, markets, and celebrations focused on community support and spring activities. These include aid distributions, banquets, and recreational programs.

 

 

 

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