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SBI calls out Carolina Forward over investigation claims
The SBI says Carolina Forward's posts misrepresented the Greater Carolina investigation, with prosecutors denying any current lawmaker is a target.
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Court to hear NC ‘ballot selfie’ appeal on Sept. 15
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments on Sept. 15 in a case challenging North Carolina’s ban against “ballot selfies.”
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Court rejects police group’s brief in COVID arrest lawsuit
The North Carolina Court of Appeals will not allow a multistate police group to add its legal arguments to a case involving an arrest at a 2020 COVID shutdown protest.
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Police group takes note of Wake DA’s arguments in COVID arrest suit
A lawsuit stemming from an arrest at a Raleigh COVID shutdown protest six years ago is attracting attention now from a multistate group representing police.
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Appeals Court could hear NC ‘ballot selfie’ case in mid-September
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals could hear oral arguments in mid-September in a case challenging North Carolina’s ban against “ballot selfies.”
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Appeals Court speeds up timeline in NC ‘ballot selfie’ case
A federal Appeals Court has shortened the briefing timeline in a case challenging North Carolina’s ban on “ballot selfies.”
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Federal judge upholds NC ban on ‘ballot selfies’
A federal judge has upheld North Carolina’s ban on “ballot selfies,” rejecting a Libertarian voter’s 2024 challenge.
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Nickel drops out of US Senate race, endorses Cooper
Former congressman Wiley Nickel has officially dropped out of the US Senate race and has endorsed former Gov. Roy Cooper, one day after he announced he was running for the Democratic nomination.
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Both sides want NC ballot selfie lawsuit decided without trial
A federal lawsuit challenging North Carolina’s ban on “ballot selfies” could be decided without a trial. Libertarian voter Susan Hogarth, state and local elections officials, and the Wake County district attorney filed motions Friday seeking to avoid a federal trial.
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Judge allows ‘ballot selfie’ lawsuit to move forward, drops AG as defendant
A federal judge will allow a Wake County Libertarian voter to move forward with her lawsuit challenging North Carolina’s ban on “ballot selfies.” A court order Friday denied motions from most defendants to have the case dismissed.
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NC woman hopes 4th Circuit revives lawsuit over COVID protest arrest
A High Point woman is asking a federal Appeals Court to allow her to move forward with a lawsuit challenging her arrest during a 2020 protest in Raleigh against government COVID shutdown orders. A trial judge dismissed Monica Ussery’s suit in June 2024.
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Case against former treasurer Folwell dropped, as he reimburses the state
Former state treasurer Dale Folwell will not face any charges after Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman closed an investigation into his alleged misuse of state vehicles.
