Morning Headlines: Friday, May 27, 2016
Group Says ID Mandate In Primary Portends November Problems
An election reform group opposed to North Carolina's 2013 voting law says problems implementing its photo identification mandate
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High-Profile Group Will Look For Compromise On HB2
A bipartisan group is forming to try and break the impasse over House Bill 2. The group is looking to find a compromise over the controversial bill.
Morning Headlines: Thursday, May 26, 2016
Early In-Person Voting Starts Thursday For June 7 Primary
North Carolina registered voters can now cast ballots in person for next month's primary elections for Congress, a state Supreme Co
The Upcoming June Primary: What You Need To Know
Many Triad-area voters will be in new districts when they cast their ballots for the quickly approaching congressional primary.
Guilford County School System Sees Small Drop In Poverty Rate
The Guilford County School system is seeing a slight dip in its district poverty rate.
A City Reflects On Progress, Community Building After Greensboro Massacre
It's been ten years since a major report was released in response to a violent and racially-charged day in North Carolina history.
Morning Headlines: Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Governor's Attorney: McCrory Will Veto Coal Ash Panel Bill
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Rowan-Salisbury Board Repeals Pepper Spray Policy
The Rowan-Salisbury Board of Education has repealed a controversial plan to allow students to carry pepper sprays and disposable razors on campus.
Morning Headlines: Tuesday, May 24, 2016
To Diffuse Protests, UNC Board Opens Limited Public Comment
North Carolina's public university governing board is trying to diffuse protesters by giving anyone an opportunity to vent their
Saxophonist Maceo Parker Receives Award Honoring Folk Artists
Celebrated North Carolina saxophonist Maceo Parker is receiving the North Carolina Heritage Award, which recognizes the state's premiere folk artists.