Morning News Briefs: Friday, January 27th, 2017
NC Lawmakers, Federal Regulators Ask For 60-Day Hold On Suit
North Carolina's legislative leaders and federal regulators have asked a judge to put on hold litigation in which the Republican
North Carolina's legislative leaders and federal regulators have asked a judge to put on hold litigation in which the Republican
Former North Carolina Sen. Kay Hagan is now in an Atlanta rehabilitation center and has made strides while recovering from a brain inflammation.
Federal lawsuits challenging voter ID requirements in Texas and North Carolina won't just disappear, even if Justice Department lawyers who once argued against the laws effectively switch sides to
Attorneys challenging tough voter ID laws in Texas and North Carolina say they'll keep pressing their lawsuits without the suppor
We've got another poll for you that may cause some controversy around the dinner table. We promise, though: no politics here.
The spill occurred at Hanes Dye & Finishing Co. on Northwest Boulevard late Tuesday morning.
North Carolina legislators begin a new session amid rancor with a new governor and skepticism about whether they can reach consensus on
North Carolina legislators begin a new session Wednesday amid rancor with a new governor and deep skepticism about whether they will reach consensus on big issues.
The National Park Service has expanded the size of Old Salem's national historic landmark district.