Bill Trimming North Carolina Court Of Appeals Passes Legislature
The General Assembly has passed a bill to reduce the size of the state Court of Appeals.
The Senate passed the bill Tuesday afternoon and the House quickly followed.
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Senate Bill Punishing 'Sanctuary' Policies Passes Committee Vote
Legislation that would punish so-called “sanctuary cities” in North Carolina has passed a key committee vote and will continue to move through the chamber.
How Being A Bike Mechanic Is About Piecing Problems Together: Chris Von Isenburg
Radio Camper Mia Marshall talks with Chris Von Isenburg about what it is like to own Mock Orange Bikes.
Discussing Strategies For Immigrants To Become More Civically Engaged: James Gore
James Gore discusses his work with grantes on issues such as civil rights, criminal justice reform, and immigration with Radio Camper Charles Kendall.
Strengthening The Community Through Music and Coffee: Shana Whitehead
Shana Whitehead, owner of The Muddy Creek Cafe and Music Hall, sits down with Radio Camper Alex Young to discuss how she was inspired to bring the community together through music in her
Bill To Fight Opioid Abuse Unanimously Passes State House
Legislation to reduce opioid abuse and overdoses has passed the North Carolina House. The bill is one of three health-related proposals that passed with bipartisan support.
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Statehouse Republicans File Medicaid Expansion Bill
House Republicans have filed a bill to extend federal health benefits for poor, disabled, and elderly North Carolinians.
Former Fresh Market CEO Buys Omega Sports
The former CEO of The Fresh Market has acquired a Greensboro-based sporting-goods store.
Stop The Stench? NC Lawmakers Seek To Stifle Hog Lawsuits
North Carolina lawmakers are taking steps to protect the world's largest pork producer from lawsuits accusing its subsidiaries of creating unbearable animal waste odor.