Morning Headlines: Thursday, July 7, 2016
EEOC Sues Bojangles Over Workplace For Transgender Worker
The federal agency that enforces workplace discrimination laws is going to court on behalf of a transgender woman fired from a Nort
The federal agency that enforces workplace discrimination laws is going to court on behalf of a transgender woman fired from a Nort
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Democratic governor candidate Roy Cooper and U.S.
The North Carolina General Assembly sounds prepared to leave town for the year by this weekend.
The Guilford County School System will soon have a new leader.
North Carolina legislators are moving to change laws that direct Duke Energy to excavate and move toxic coal ash from unlined pits n
Republicans in the General Assembly have agreed to a final state government budget, so the process now begins for lawmakers to vote o
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners is expected to approve close to $17 million for a new museum in downtown Winton-Salem.
North Carolina Republican lawmakers' proposed rules for viewing police footage from body cameras and dashboard cameras are
Legislation designed to resolve tax, education and property issues associated with redrawing the North Carolina-South Carolina