Court Orders Top NC University to Turn Over Sex Assault Data
A state appeals court is ordering North Carolina’s flagship public university to turn over the...
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Students Sue, Say Poor County’s School Funds Unfairly Shared
North Carolina’s top court is considering whether county officials should share some of the blame if schools are so underfunded that children aren’t getting a good shot at a sound, basic education. The state Supreme Court on...
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UNC Still Working with State on Concerns Over Agent Conduct
North Carolina is still working with state authorities to notify investigators when agents...
Read MoreDeaths From Flu in North Carolina Rise to 362
North Carolina health officials say the death toll from flu-related illness this season has reached 362. The N.C. Department of Health and Human Services said Thursday that four deaths were reported for the week that ended April...
Read MoreLegislators Want More Schools to Make Security Plans
Some North Carolina legislators want more schools to provide basic building information and access to local and state law enforcement to better respond to emergencies or violent acts on campus. The General Assembly’s emergency...
Read MoreDeadline Nears to Comment on Moving of Confederate Statues
A committee studying the possible removal of three Confederate monuments on North Carolina’s Capitol grounds is accepting public comments for one more day. So far, the committee that’s part of the North Carolina Historical...
Read MoreCooper Says Court Rulings Favoring Republican Need Appeals
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper isn’t giving up following new court rulings favoring Republican legislative leaders and the laws they passed. Cooper’s lawyers are expected to appeal judicial decisions Monday upholding laws that...
Read MoreNorth Carolina Agency Says Chemical Makers Lied
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper wants to tackle an emerging problem of water and air pollution from industrial chemicals by beefing up the state’s health and environmental agencies, a move legislators have resisted. Cooper...
Read MoreJudges Rule for GOP in Latest Power Struggle with Governor
North Carolina state judges favored Republican legislative leaders Monday in the latest batch of rulings over laws that Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper has sued over by complaining that they unconstitutionally eroded his authority. A...
Read MoreSchool Psychologists Concerned About Staffing Levels
North Carolina school psychologists and guidance counselors say hiring more of them would help public schools identify students with mental health challenges sooner and reduce the possibility of serious violence. Leaders of...
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