‘Moral Monday’ Protest Held In Charlotte
Protesters held signs and listened to speakers who criticized the GOP agenda in North Carolina.
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Campaign Seeks To Push Seattle Minimum Wage To $15
Washington already has the nation’s highest state minimum wage at $9.19 an hour. Now, there’s a push in Seattle, at least, to make it $15.
Read MoreNC Launches Campaign Against Drunken Driving
Authorities say law enforcement officers are out in full force across North Carolina to catch drunken drivers.
Read MorePanthers LB Beason, WR Hixon Back To Practice
Carolina coach Ron Rivera said on Sunday that it is unclear if Beason will suit up Thursday night against the Baltimore Ravens. Hixon is expected to play.
Read MorePanthers Lose OT Campbell to Torn Rotator Cuff
Panthers coach Ron Rivera says backup offensive tackle Bruce Campbell will need surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff in his left shoulder.
Read MoreSpurrier, Gamecocks Looking for SEC Title
It’s easy to tell that South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier believes this is his best chance in nine seasons to win the Southeastern Conference title
Read MoreNAACP Pressing Legal Challenge After McCrory Quietly Signs Sweeping Voting Reform Bill
The NAACP and others are pressing ahead with a lawsuit after Governor Pat McCrory quietly signed into law a Republican-supported measure that makes sweeping changes in how and when North Carolina residents can cast their ballots.
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Debate on NC School Funding Rises as Classes Near
A battle to shape perception over whether North Carolina’s public school spending is being cut or is just right is heating up with the traditional academic year less than a week away for school districts in mountain counties.
Read MorePanthers Lose FB Zordich for the Year to Torn ACL
Panthers coach Ron Rivera says backup fullback Mike Zordich has torn the ACL in his left knee and will be placed on injured reserve this week.
Read MorePanthers CB Norman Eager to Reclaim Starting Job
Josh Norman says he’s out to reclaim his starting job.
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