The North Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled for a second time against a proposed 141-lot Durham subdivision.
A recent North Carolina court ruling might mean the end is near for a two-year legal battle over a Robeson County mayoral election. But one state Appeals Court judge hopes the case sparks new action on an issue that could crop up in future electoral contests. Judge Donna Stroud and two colleagues ruled unanimously on...
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has upheld Gaston County’s decision to maintain a Confederate monument near the county courthouse.
A two-year dispute over the 2023 Pembroke mayor’s race reached the North Carolina Court of Appeals Tuesday.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled against Durham County in a dispute over approval of a 141-lot subdivision called Mason Farms. Appellate judges agreed with neighbors who alleged that the county failed to follow its own rules when approving the subdivision plan.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals will decide whether a billboard company can seek damages, attorneys’ fees, and court costs from the state Department of Transportation in a permit dispute. The court heard oral arguments Tuesday in the case.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has reversed a lower court’s 2023 decision mandating the transfer of an inmate from a men’s prison to a women’s prison. The decision Wednesday split the court, 2-1, on how much information the court should have released to the public.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals will allow the town of Dobbins Heights to proceed with a lawsuit attempting to block a charcoal production facility near the town’s limits. Wednesday’s Appeals Court ruling reverses a trial judge’s decision in the dispute.
A unanimous three-judge panel of the state Court of Appeals has upheld a life sentence without parole for Kevin Salvador Golphin, one of two brothers who killed two law enforcement officers in Cumberland County in 1997.
A unanimous three-judge panel of the N.C. Court of Appeals has ruled that students at UNC-Chapel Hill and N.C. State University can move forward with breach-of-contract lawsuits against their schools. The students say the schools should have refunded fees paid for services that were unavailable during COVID-related shutdowns.
The N.C. Court of Appeals plans to increase transparency related to its work next week. In a policy change that takes effect Monday, the court will share more information about its responses to petitions.
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