The national and state Fraternal Order of Police groups are backing a fired Durham police sergeant in his case against the city at the N.C. Supreme Court. The police groups label the firing “shameful” and an “obviously arbitrary and capricious decision.”
Update 8:17 p.m.: Very close race between two state Senate incumbents, Ralph Hise and Deanna Ballard, who were double-bunked in recent redistricting. 50-50 at the moment. Update 7:56 p.m.: Valerie Foushee with 50% to Nida Allam’s 35% in NC4’s Democratic primary in early results. Update 7:49 p.m.: Bo Hines takes early lead in NC13 GOP...
As gas prices pass $4.50 a gallon in N.C., one grassroots group rolls back the cost to remind voters what it used to be like.
As the N.C. Supreme Court is considering its next steps in the long-running Leandro school funding lawsuit, Gov. Roy Cooper has added a new twist to the dispute. Cooper’s proposed 2022-23 state budget adjustments would cover portions of a court-ordered Leandro compliance plan that remain unfunded to date.