Southern Halifax County was the hardest hit portion of the Roanoke Valley as the outer bands of Hurricane Matthew throughout Saturday night and into this morning caused major flooding on roadways.
A curfew is in effect in Northampton County until Sunday morning at 9.
Halifax County has opened two shelters for residents stranded by the impact of Hurricane Matthew.
Rains from the outer band of Hurricane Matthew are impacting the city and surrounding areas.
A man reputed to be a large supplier of cocaine in the Littleton community was arrested today and his son is being sought after a search warrant execution at a residence on Summit Road this afternoon.
The Weldon Police Department reported the following:
The National Weather Service has issued expanded flash flood warnings and a wind advisory for much of central North Carolina.
The Northampton County Sheriff’s Office reported the following, according to Captain Patrick Jacobs:
The Roanoke Rapids Police Department reported the following, according to Chief Chuck Hasty:
The Roanoke Rapids Police Department is looking for a man who exposed himself at a local business Wednesday night.
