Justice Department Calls HB2 Discriminatory, Demands Action
The U.S. Justice Department is weighing in on North Carolina's controversial House Bill 2. Federal officials say the law violates the Civil Rights Act.
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McCrory Will File Appeal On Open Records Decision
Gov. Pat McCrory is standing firm in an open records battle with the media. The governor will appeal a judge's decision refusing to dismiss a lawsuit brought by several media outlets.
Reynolds American Releases New Sustainability Report
Tobacco giant Reynolds American Inc. has added more transparency to how it's approaching the future of the company.
Morning Headlines: Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Reynolds American Releases Sustainability Report
Tobacco giant Reynolds American has added more transparency to how it's approaching the future of the company.
Morning Headlines: Tuesday, May 3, 2016
Education Secretary Calls For Repeal Of 2 Transgender Laws
U.S. Education Secretary John B. King Jr.
Indictments Handed Down In High Dollar Wine Theft
There are new developments in a mystery that has Triad connections, and it involves thousands of dollars of stolen Napa Valley wine.
Former Rep. Hayes Back As NC GOP Chairman After Harnett Ouster
The state Republican Party has a new chairman.
North Carolina Ranks Third In Solar Power
North Carolina continues to gain ground in the use of solar power, more than doubling its solar capacity in 2015.
Morning Headlines: Monday, May 2, 2016
Former Congressman Hayes Back As Party Chairman
Former U.S. Rep.
Chefs Come Together For One Of Their Own
In the Triad today, artisans, chefs, and purveyors from more than twenty local restaurants are banding together over hot dogs.