Federal Judge Denies Preliminary Injunction Against NC's New Voting Law
North Carolina's new voting law will be in effect during the 2014 November General Election.
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WS Homeowners Claim NCDOT Has Taken Their Land
Hundreds of property owners want a judge to force the state to buy them out.
N.C. Vultures Not Welcome At Public Boat Ramps
A North Carolina agency is asking for the public's help to deter a wildlife nuisance at boat ramps.
Gov. McCrory: Best to Gradually Reform North Carolina's Medicaid System
Governor Pat McCrory visits the Triad, stirs up support for his Medicaid reform proposal.
Closing Arguments Expected in Injunction Hearing against NC's Voting Law
A federal hearing challenging North Carolina's voting law is coming to an end.
NC's Attorneys Grill Witness to Support State's Belief of Possible Voter Fraud
It's a battle of numbers as Civil Rights groups and the state of North Carolina debate the possibility of voter fraud.
Protecting the Freedom to Vote in North Carolina
North Carolina's NAACP ramps up efforts to register/educate people on the state's new voting law.
NC Cities Rank Low on List of Fourth of July Fun
North Carolina cities did not fare well in a recent survey of Fourth of July celebrations.
Drawing a Profit from E-Cigs
The look and sound of a person getting their nicotine fix is changing. Now North Carolina legislators want to profit from the buzz.