News
BBQ restaurant abandons Durham expansion after backlash over beliefs
Dampf Good BBQ scrapped its Durham expansion plans amid backlash over the owners’ Christian beliefs.
News
NC Life Sciences president: Tariff uncertainty risks future treatments
Patients are the biggest losers as tariff uncertainity risks industry innovation.
News
Judge allows GOP groups to intervene in NC federal mail-in ballot suit
A federal judge will allow state and national Republican Party groups to intervene in a lawsuit challenging new guidance for North Carolina election officials dealing with mail-in ballots.
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GOP groups seek to intervene in NC mail-in ballot federal lawsuit
State and national Republican Party groups want to intervene in a federal lawsuit challenging new guidance for North Carolina election officials dealing with mail-in ballots.
News
Injunction, class action sought in NC suit against immigration arrests
Critics of federal immigration action in North Carolina are seeking an injunction and class-action status for their lawsuit against federal government agencies.
News
Mail-in ballot dispute scheduled for Oct. 14 federal court hearing
A lawsuit over new state guidance for North Carolina election officials counting mail-in ballots will head to an Oct. 14 hearing before a federal judge.
News
NC federal judge won’t throw out government suit against landlords
A federal judge has denied multiple requests to throw out a lawsuit North Carolina, nine other states, and the federal government filed against landlords accused of using the RealPage software to keep rents high.
News
Elias-linked groups seek injunction in mail-in ballot case
Activist groups working with Democratic operative Marc Elias’ law firm are seeking an injunction to block new state guidance for North Carolina election officials handling mail-in ballots.
News
Elias-linked groups file federal suit against NC mail-in ballot rules
Activist groups working with Democratic operative Marc Elias’ law firm have filed a federal lawsuit challenging North Carolina’s new state guidance for election officials handling mail-in ballots.
News
Nearly 60K request NC absentee ballots in first week
Absentee voting for the 2026 General Election is off to a good, albeit a slow start in North Carolina since beginning on Sept. 4.
Opinion
Unregulated abortion pills create public health risk in NC
Mailing the abortion pill into North Carolina not only violates our state laws, it also violates federal law.
Opinion
Getting to the bottom of NC’s 534 pre-regulatory landfills
Approximately 84% of the known sites are within 1,000 feet of at least one residence, school, daycare, church, or potable-water well.
