Amendment One Lawsuit Seeks Religious Liberty
Attorney Mark Kleinschmidt, who also happens to be the mayor of Chapel Hill, is representing a local church in a lawsuit against Amendment 1.
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State Bars Sen. Thom Goolsby, R-New Hanover, from Investment Advising
Securities officials of the North Carolina Secretary of State’s office have revoked State Senator Thom Goolsby’s privileges to work as an investment adviser.
Read MoreAAA: Hit-And-Run Crimes Escalating Across North Carolina
Statewide, there are five hit-and-run incidents on average each day in which someone is injured or killed and the driver flees the scene.
Read MoreCleaning Up The Coal Ash: What’s The Best Way?
In the wake of the massive spill into the Dan River in February, environmental groups are demanding that the nation’s largest utility remove the more than 100 million tons of hazardous coal ash away from the sites.
Read MorePoll: Tillis Widening Gap In N.C. Republican Senate Race
“We’ve really found that Thom Tillis has blown open the Republican Senate primary over the last month…”
Read MoreEnvironmental Group Wants To Bring Back Jordan Lake Protection Rules
“Our state has gone backwards at the task of trying to restore this river and Jordan Lake,” Chiosso said.
Read MorePPP Poll: NC Voters Becoming More Tolerant of Gay Marriage
Voters in North Carolina are changing their opinions about gay marriage, according to a recent poll released by Public Policy Polling in Raleigh.
Read MoreCommutations Under Racial Justice Act Being Reviewed by NC Supreme Court
The North Carolina Supreme Court is considering whether four convicted murderers whose death sentences were commuted under the Racial Justice Act will have to return to death row, now that the Act has been repealed.
Read MorePPP Poll: McCrory’s Approval Rating Remains Low
North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory remains unpopular in the state, according to a new poll released by Public Policy Polling in Raleigh.
Read MorePoll: N.C. Republican Primary For U.S. Senate Likely Headed For A Run-Off
Unless something changes drastically, we are going to be headed to a run-off,” Jensen said.
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