Carolina Journal
An NC Senate committee on May 13 unanimously advanced a bill that which would create the state’s first systematic K-8 math intervention program, modeled on Read to Achieve.
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals refused Wednesday to revive lawsuits from Golden Corral and the Summit Hospitality Group over losses suffered during government-mandated COVID shutdowns.
The first ad, titled “MILES,” highlights Whatley recent journey across all 100 counties in the state and that this is Whatley’s first run for office.
The initiative was launched with a $9.25 million investment from the Siemens Foundation to train 25,000 North Carolinians for energy and infrastructure jobs during the program’s first decade.
A healthy democracy depends on an informed public and that requires more reporting, more scrutiny, and more access to information.
US District Judge Terrence Boyle is seeking senior status, a form of semi-retirement that will allow the president to appoint a new federal judge for the Eastern District of North Carolina.
Groups representing North Carolina sheriffs, police chiefs, and district attorneys are urging the North Carolina Supreme Court to reject the latest challenge to state laws against video sweepstakes games.
State auditors found questionable taxpayer-funded spending, outdated financial controls, and oversight failures in Cary’s town government.
North Carolina has reported more than 300 cyclosporiasis cases, with most infections concentrated in Wake County.
In most industries, product and service definitions are clear, so price transparency enables customers to shop and businesses to compete.
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals refused Wednesday to revive lawsuits from Golden Corral and the Summit Hospitality Group over losses suffered during government-mandated COVID shutdowns.
The first ad, titled “MILES,” highlights Whatley recent journey across all 100 counties in the state and that this is Whatley’s first run for office.