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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Students Respond to HB2
Adults aren't the only ones affected by HB2. Radio 101 reporter, Natalie Bradford, talked to students at RJ Reynolds.
Elon Poll: Half of North Carolina Residents Support HB2
A new Elon University poll shows 49 percent of North Carolinians support the so-called “bathroom provision” of House Bill 2. The controversial measure, which requires transgender people to use
Senate Leader Berger Says HB2 Will Stay In Place
A North Carolina legislative leader says he doesn't see the need to repeal or revise House Bill 2. State Senate Leader Phil Berger's remarks came one day after a federal appeals court ruling
Transgender Suicide Hotline Sees Spike In Calls Since HB2 Passed
The fallout from House Bill 2 continues in North Carolina as companies, musicians, and other groups are boycotting the state.
HB2 Economic Impact Felt
The financial impact of the controversial HB2 bill is starting to take its toll.
'Don't Be Mean' Beer: 36 N.C. Breweries Sign Up To Sell Brew Aimed At HB2
North Carolina's HB2 law has sparked an ACLU lawsuit and prompted calls for boycotts. Inside the state, beer brewers say the law doesn't represent them.
After HB2 ‘Clarification,' Critics Call For Repeal, Supporters Stand Firm
What Governor McCrory's executive order on HB2 means and why critics and supporters are keeping up the fight.
Gov. McCrory Signs Executive Order Rolling Back Parts Of HB2
Governor McCrory announced Tuesday that he is taking official steps to dilute parts of HB2, North Carolina's recently-passed law that limited local governments from setting their&nbs
Hundreds Rally For HB2 And The GOP Lawmakers Who Approved It
Supporters of the controversial North Carolina law that prevents cities from expanding rights for gay and transgender people gathered outside the state capitol building on Monday, cheering Gov. Pat McCrory and the Republican legislators who wrote the law.