www.youtube.com – WRAL – 2024-10-19 09:48:44

SUMMARY: A health inspection revealed several violations at local restaurants in Fayetteville. At Pelock Buffet, food was improperly stored with pans stacked over it, resulting in discarded contaminated items. The establishment also had fly issues and improperly stored onions on the floor. It received a B rating of 85, a decline from previous scores of 93.5 and 83.5. Similarly, Panda King was cited for keeping a roach trap with dead roaches on a food prep table, violations of handwashing protocols, and uncovered raw food items. It received a B rating of 83.5, down from 97 and 96.

5 On Your Side’s Keely Arthur shows this week‘s restaurant ratings.

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www.thecentersquare.com – By Elyse Apel | The Center Square – 2024-10-19 08:24:00

SUMMARY: In North Carolina’s competitive U.S. House race, Republican Laurie Buckhout has raised nearly $4 million, but Democrat incumbent Don Davis outpaced her, bringing in over $5 million, making it one of the nation’s costliest races. With Election Day approaching, Davis maintains a significant financial advantage with $2.5 million left compared to Buckhout’s under $1 million. Davis, having won by just 5% in 2022, is favored to retain his seat, holding a 77% chance of victory. The National Republican Congressional Committee is investing in Buckhout’s campaign as both candidates rally support ahead of early voting.

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www.thecentersquare.com – By Casey Harper | The Center Square – 2024-10-19 08:22:00

SUMMARY: FEMA is facing criticism for prioritizing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives over disaster relief in its 2022-2026 strategic plan. While the agency’s primary goal is now DEI, critics argue that this shift distracts from its disaster response obligations, especially amid hurricane impacts. Funding for migrants, including $300 million for immigrant settlement, has raised concerns about FEMA’s focus, particularly after officials indicated potential funding shortages for disaster efforts. While supporters assert that disaster relief and migrant funding are sourced separately, many view this as a misallocation of resources during a critical hurricane season.

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