A Superior Court judge could decide Tuesday whether North Carolina bar owners suing over COVID-related government shutdowns can pursue depositions from former Gov. Roy Cooper and his top health official.
North Carolina bar owners who are suing over government-mandated shutdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic want to hear from former Gov. Roy Cooper and his top health official.
Eleven North Carolina hospitals allegedly not in compliance with Trump's pricing transparency directives received either a warning or a request to take corrective action.
While one group of North Carolina bar owners continues to press its lawsuit against the governor over the economic impact of COVID-related shutdowns, a second group has ended a similar suit.
Gov. Josh Stein signed an executive order earlier this week that is aimed at strengthening North Carolina’s military communities by coordinating efforts in improving communication and disseminating information to the military and their families.
Several participants suggested modern institutions have become more isolated, more bureaucratic, and less connected to the communities they serve.
On Wednesday, Gov. Josh Stein signed an executive order that prohibits state employees from using inside information they obtain at work to make bets on prediction markets like Kalshi or Polymarket.
A lawsuit challenging then-Gov. Roy Cooper’s decision to keep North Carolina bars closed during the COVID pandemic could move forward after a June 9 hearing.
Gov. Josh Stein signed an executive order on Tuesday aimed at addressing the need for more affordable housing.
Gov. Josh Stein is asking a judge to drop the North Carolina Bar and Tavern Association from a lawsuit the group filed in 2020 to challenge COVID-related mandatory government shutdowns.
A judge has agreed to drop 27 plaintiffs from the group of bar owners suing the governor over COVID-related mandatory shutdowns in 2020.
