Truliant Files Trademark Suit Against BB&T/SunTrust Over New Name
A Winston-Salem-based credit union is filing a trademark lawsuit against BB&T and SunTrust over their proposed new name.
Courts
Judge Orders Timely Cancer Treatment For Inmate
A Surry County woman in the federal prison system has a court order that ensures she'll get timely treatment for breast cancer.
Supreme Court To Hear Case Over NC's Use Of Pirate Ship Images
The U.S. Supreme Court will take on a case involving the state of North Carolina and a video production company.
Historic Church Finds Buyer In Foreclosure Sale
One of Winston-Salem's oldest African American churches has been sold at auction. This comes just after a judge approved its foreclosure sale.
Lexington Housing Authority Sues Its Former Director
The Lexington Housing Authority is suing its former executive director, Terrance Gerald. The lawsuit accuses him of fraud and unfair and deceptive trade practices, among other violations.
Changes In HB2 Court Fight Reflect Changes in NC Politics
The legal fight over transgender bathroom access in North Carolina is down to its last lingering details.
'Bathroom Bill' Fight Returns To Winston-Salem Federal Court
North Carolina's so-called “bathroom bill” was partially repealed two years ago, but critics say its effects still hurt the state.
'Pill Mill' Trial Set To Begin For Greensboro Doctor
A Triad doctor is headed to trial this week on charges of running an illegal pill mill in Virginia.
Wilkesboro Man Exits Real Estate Business In Sexual Harassment Settlement
A Wilkesboro man has been barred from the real estate business under an agreement with federal authorities.
Gov. Cooper Fills Court Of Appeals Vacancies
Gov. Roy Cooper has appointed two people to fill vacancies on the state Court of Appeals.
One of them is state ACLU legal director Chris Brook.