Orange County school impact fee opponents make case to top NC court
Critics challenging Orange County’s school impact fees offered their arguments Monday to North Carolina’s highest court. It’s the latest step in a class-action legal dispute that started in 2017....
View ArticleEl Tribunal de Apelaciones se pone del lado de Zion Williamson en una disputa...
El Tribunal de Apelaciones del Cuarto Circuito de Estados Unidos falló a favor de la ex estrella del baloncesto de la Universidad de Duke, Zion Williamson, en su batalla legal contra un ex agente. Un...
View ArticleLawsuit filed against NC school board for ‘illegal alien’ suspension controversy
Following national outrage and attention from high-profile voices like Elon Musk, a lawsuit has been filed against the Davidson County Board of Education for violating a student’s rights to free...
View ArticleLos profesores de la UNC retendrá las calificaciones finales de todos hasta...
Algunos estudiantes de la UNC recibieron el lunes un mensaje de que después de un semestre de trabajo y una semana antes de la graduación, no obtendrán algunas calificaciones finales. Un grupo de...
View ArticleCharlotte Fraternal Order of Police criticizes statewide candidate for...
Braxton Winston, the Democratic candidate for North Carolina Labor Commissioner, was blasted Monday on Charlotte-Mecklenburg Fraternal Order of Police’s Facebook page for offering condolences for the...
View ArticleFormer Charlotte Latin parents appeal case to NC Supreme Court
Parents of two children expelled from a Charlotte private school in 2021 are making their second bid for the North Carolina Supreme Court to take the case. Their latest appeal Tuesday followed April’s...
View ArticleCourts officials dropped from federal NC eCourts lawsuit
Plaintiffs challenging eCourts implementation in North Carolina have dropped state and local court officials from the list of defendants in their federal lawsuit. A court filing Tuesday confirmed that...
View ArticleDemocrats run anti-Morrow bill in NC Senate
The Democrats’ minority whip in the North Carolina Senate has introduced a bill that could bar the Republican candidate for superintendent of public instruction from serving in office. Sen. Jay...
View ArticleDemanda presentada contra la junta escolar de Carolina del Norte por la...
Tras la indignación nacional y la atención de voces de alto perfil como Elon Musk, se presentó una demanda contra la Junta de Educación del Condado de Davidson por violar los derechos de los...
View ArticleLa Orden Fraternal de Policía de Charlotte crítica a un candidato estatal por...
Braxton Winston, el candidato demócrata a Comisionado Laboral de Carolina del Norte, fue criticado el lunes en la página de Facebook de la Orden Fraternal de Policía de Charlotte-Mecklenburg por...
View ArticleOPINIÓN: Sobre los asesinatos de Charlotte, Biden lo arruinó
Cuando agentes del Servicio de Mariscal de EE. UU., el Departamento de Corrección de Adultos de Carolina del Norte, el Departamento de Policía de Charlotte-Mecklenburg y otras agencias se acercaron a...
View ArticleAppeals court rules Catholic NC high school could fire teacher over same-sex...
A federal Appeals Court has ruled that Charlotte Catholic High School did not violate a teacher’s rights when it fired him for planning to marry his same-sex partner. The decision Wednesday from the...
View ArticleHouse passes the Shalom Act, despite division in Jewish community
On Wednesday, the NC House of Representatives passed HB 942, the SHALOM Act, in a bipartisan vote of 105-4, one week after it was filed by House Speaker Tim Moore. “Considering the recent rise of...
View ArticleBudd speaks with reporters about recent trip to Middle East
North Carolina Republican US Sen. Ted Budd held a call with reporters Wednesday to talk about a trip he and Sen. Joni Ernst, R-IA, recently took to the Middle East that included first-hand updates on...
View ArticleRobinson, Stein in statistical dead heat in NC governor’s race
Support for Republicans on top-of-ballot races in North Carolina has declined slightly over the past two months, while support for Democrats has remained steady, according to the latest Carolina...
View ArticleSowing Resilience Heroes: Karmen Lewis, UNCP Food Pantry
Food deserts and food insecurity are pain points here in North Carolina and across the nation. Sowing resilience by meeting these challenges often requires complex solutions; however, by directly...
View ArticleHouse aprueba la Ley Shalom, a pesar de la división en la comunidad judía
El miércoles, la Cámara de Representantes de Carolina del Norte aprobó la HB 942, la Ley SHALOM, en una votación bipartidista de 105 a 4, una semana después de que fuera presentada por el presidente de...
View ArticleReport: State employees being overcharged for cancer drugs
A damning new report released Wednesday by North Carolina State Treasurer Dale Folwell shows hospitals in the 340B Program in North Carolina are overcharging cancer patients in the State Health Plan at...
View ArticleAppeals Court declines rehearing, accepts publication of CON ruling
The full 15-member state Court of Appeals will not rehear a case from western North Carolina involving a certificate-of-need dispute. The court announced that decision Wednesday, along with its...
View ArticleEffort to bar counting of noncitizens in electoral representation passes US...
The US House of Representatives passed a bill on Wednesday that would prevent noncitizens from being included in the population count that determines the nationwide distribution of House seats and...
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