State Prison Breaks Suicide Prevention Policy On Inmate With Mental Illness
A North Carolina prison is being accused of breaking its own policies after holding an inmate with mental illness in solitary confinement for long periods of time.
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Officer Charged With Assaulting Black Jaywalking Suspect
A white police officer whose body camera recorded him beating a black pedestrian he accused of jaywalking has been arrested on assault charges in North Carolina.
Court Makes One More Redistricting Ruling Before Election Season's Official Start
Candidate filing for hundreds of regional and county positions in North Carolina opened Monday, but not before yet another court ruling was issued from reams of pending litigation seeking to alter
Court Temporarily Allows Ban On Partisan Judicial Elections To Stand
Certain North Carolina judicial primaries may not happen this spring.
Two People Charged In Connection With Shooting On Wake Forest University Campus
Police have identified three people with possible connections to the homicide of 21-year-old Winston-Salem State University student Najee Ali Baker.
Sorting Out North Carolina's Redistricting News, Case By Case
We've been hearing a lot of news about redistricting lately.
Suit: Judges Won't Weigh Bond In Carolinas Immigration Cases
A new lawsuit filed in Charlotte aims to allow non-citizens to be released from police custody on bond.
Trump Again Blasts Libel Laws, Calling Them 'A Sham'
The president's attack follows publication of a best-selling book that questions his fitness for office.
GenX, Constitutional Amendments, And The Judiciary Top The Docket For NCGA's New Year
The North Carolina General Assembly is wasting no time getting back to work.
House Leader: Judicial Deal May Not Be Ready In January
A key North Carolina legislator says chances may be fading for approving dramatic changes to how judges are selected in the state when the General Assembly reconvenes in a few weeks.