CDC data shows that raw milk is 840% more likely to carry diseases compared to pasteurized daily products.
A new report from the John Locke Foundation outlines obstacles and policy solutions to using natural gas to create a path to a zero-emissions future.
North Carolina’s highest court will decide in the months ahead whether the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school system must spend more money to boost retirement pay for campus police. The court listened Tuesday to nearly an hour of oral arguments on the issue.
A federal Appeals Court panel split 2-1 Tuesday in granting a stay and injunction requested by Democratic state Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs in the election dispute involving her high court seat. The Appeals Court blocked a process North Carolina's highest court endorsed for resolving last fall's election result.
In what would be his final acts as pope, Pope Francis gave the traditional Easter blessing from a balcony at St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City on Easter Sunday and greeted the crowd of 50,000 assembled one last time in the popemobile.
Rep. Julia Howard, R-Davie, joked about the lobbyist who has prevented progress on the bill for years.
A woman arrested after a COVID-19 shutdown protest in Raleigh in 2020 can proceed with her lawsuit against the city and four law enforcement officials. She cannot pursue claims against the governor, Wake County district attorney, or the head of the state Department of Public Safety.
The North Carolina School Boards Association warns that a case before the state’s highest court could “undermine” educational access across the state if the plaintiffs win. The case involves a family’s constitutional claims against the Alamance-Burlington Board of Education.
Courts have invented a network of overlapping immunity doctrines over the years that shield law enforcement agencies from accountability, killing any incentive for reform.
Gov. Josh Stein is seeking a court order blocking a change in state law that would remove one of his appointments to the North Carolina Utilities Commission. Without court action, the process of shifting one of Stein’s three commission appointments to the state treasurer would begin on May 1.
Two legal challenges against the disputed “undeliverable mail provision” in North Carolina election law would end under a proposal filed Tuesday in federal court. A court order blocked election officials from enforcing the provision in 2024.
