A Wake County Superior Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit from 31 former North Carolina State University athletes who alleged that NCSU’s former sports medicine director abused them sexually.
A North Carolina Business Court judge will allow the state to continue pursuing its lawsuit against TikTok and corporate parent ByteDance. A court order Tuesday denied TikTok’s motions to dismiss the case on various grounds.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has dismissed an appeal from two journalists arrested and convicted of trespassing while covering an Asheville protest in 2021. Appellate judges agreed the appeal failed to include proper paperwork.
Rulings in the Atlantic Coast Conference's courtroom battles with Florida State and Clemson could affect any North Carolina company that does business with an out-of-state government.
North Carolina’s leading business group is supporting the Atlantic Coast Conference in its ongoing legal disputes with Florida State and Clemson universities. The NC Chamber Legal Institute filed a friend-of-the-court brief Friday at the North Carolina Supreme Court in lawsuits pitting the conference against the two schools.
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals will hold oral arguments on Jan. 27 in the election dispute involving a seat on North Carolina’s Supreme Court. A court order Friday afternoon set the hearing in response to Democrat Allison Riggs’ request to expedite the case’s timeline.
The two candidates in North Carolina's Nov. 5 Supreme Court election filed competing documents just before noon Wednesday at the 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals. Both address the federal appellate court’s role in resolving an election dispute that has lasted for more than two months.
The Atlantic Coast Conference asked North Carolina’s highest court Friday to reject attempts from Clemson and Florida State universities to end court fights in this state involving the league and the two schools.
Over the next 25 years, the market for electrical power in North Carolina will undergo dramatic change. If progressives get their way, government will use a combination of subsidies and mandates to vastly expand our dependence on solar and wind. If cooler heads prevail, we will vastly expand our use of nuclear energy — which...
There are many unanswered questions about the R.C. Soles saga. Unfortunately for the senator, none of the possible answers to those questions will help him.
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