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Two people, believed to be a father and son, died in a house fire in Johnston County on Christmas morning, with the cause still under investigation. The mother escaped, and a third person was evaluated but unharmed. The fire caused significant damage, and the scene remains active as investigators work to determine the cause.
A Johnston County father, Wellington Dickens III, is charged with the murder of three of his children and his stepchild, after allegedly killing them in May and hiding their bodies in a car trunk; he made his first court appearance and is held without bond.
A 17-year-old driver and three passengers died in a crash on Interstate 95 in Johnston County, North Carolina, after their Kia Soul, which was clocked at 104 mph, lost control on an exit ramp and hit several trees. The driver, Alan Lee Lockamy, and the passengers all died as a result of the crash.
Four people were killed in a car crash on Interstate 95 North in Johnston County, when their vehicle crashed into a tree at Exit 93 on Brogden Road. The NC State Highway Patrol is investigating the cause of the crash, and the shoulder at Exit 93 is currently closed.
Four people were killed in a crash on Interstate 95 North in Johnston County after a 17-year-old driver, identified as Alan Lee Lockamy, was clocked at 104 mph by a state trooper. The car crashed into trees after attempting to exit the ramp at Brogden Road, resulting in the deaths of all four occupants. The investigation is ongoing.
A house in Clayton sold for $880,000, topping the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Johnston County last week. The list includes properties ranging from $487,000 to $880,000, with an average price of $405,600 and an average price per square foot of $176.
Discarded fireworks ignited and caused significant damage to a home in Johnston County, North Carolina. Fortunately, all six occupants were able to escape safely. The Selma Fire Department reported that 50 percent of the home was damaged and deemed uninhabitable. The fireworks were not intentionally ignited but had been discarded.