North Carolina environmental regulators will start testing the state’s major supplies of drinking water to learn whether people are ingesting industrial chemicals whose health effects are poorly understood, a state official said...
Read MoreNorth Carolina state government lawyers are suing a pharmaceutical company whose former leaders already face criminal charges elsewhere related to an alleged nationwide bribery scheme involving a powerful opioid. Attorney...
Read MoreThe NCAA has granted additional eligibility for a North Carolina player who missed most of the 2016 season amid charges of sexual battery and assault on a female student. Those misdemeanor charges were dismissed and attorney...
Read MoreInjured workers would be limited in the amount of opioids they could receive under rules being considered by the North Carolina Industrial Commission. Commission Chairman Charlton Allen said at a news conference Wednesday he...
Read MoreThe NAACP is concerned that no historically black colleges or universities were chosen for North Carolina’s new teaching fellows program. The News & Observer of Raleigh reported that NAACP President Rev. Dr. T. Anthony...
Read MoreVoters who successfully sued over North Carolina’s 2011 legislative districts say federal judges did the right thing directing an outside expert to recommend more changes to boundaries amended last summer but that could still be...
Read MoreDemocrats on a North Carolina legislative committee looking at potential changes to judicial election districts and the selection of judges have walked out of the meeting after a Republican committee leader declined to hear from...
Read MoreA new crime lab in North Carolina aims to increase efficiency within the state’s criminal justice system, particularly with drug and DNA evidence. State Attorney General Josh Stein attended last week the inauguration of the...
Read MoreA national judicial reform group and a North Carolina law school leader on Wednesday backed altering the state’s current method of selecting judges, offering options to legislators focusing more on appointments and confirmations...
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A North Carolina man has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison for defrauding a student...
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