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Gov. Stein presents Long Leaf Pine honors at Executive Mansion
The Order of the Long Leaf Pine is one of North Carolina’s highest civilian honors, awarded to individuals with a proven record of extraordinary service to the state.
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NCSU athletes’ sex abuse case could proceed under single judge
Plaintiffs and defendants in a sexual abuse lawsuit filed by former North Carolina State University athletes agree that the case should proceed before a single judge.
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Murphy seeks dismissal of former NCSU athletes’ sex abuse suit
North Carolina State University’s former director of sports medicine is asking a court to dismiss a sexual abuse lawsuit 31 former Wolfpack athletes filed against him.
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NCSU defendants seek dismissal of athletes’ sex abuse lawsuit
Eight of the nine defendants in a sexual abuse lawsuit filed by former North Carolina State University athletes have filed motions to dismiss the case.
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Sex abuse lawsuit from former NCSU athletes now has 31 plaintiffs
A total of 31 plaintiffs now have signed on to a lawsuit claiming they were “victims of sexual assaults, sexual exploitation, and sexual harassment” by North Carolina State University’s former director of sports medicine.
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UNC tennis player, NCAA in settlement talks over prize-money suit
A University of North Carolina tennis player and the NCAA should know by early February whether they can reach a settlement in a lawsuit over prize-money rules.
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Trial in UNC tennis player’s class-action suit more than a year away
A University of North Carolina tennis player’s class-action lawsuit against NCAA prize-money restrictions would not go to trial until November 2026.
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Class action would extend UNC lawsuit to more college tennis players
University of North Carolina tennis player Reese Brantmeier hopes her lawsuit challenging the NCAA’s prize-money rules will apply to any college tennis player who has competed since 2020. Brantmeier’s lawyers filed a motion Friday to turn her suit into a class action.
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UNC tennis player narrows prize-money lawsuit against NCAA
University of North Carolina athlete Reese Brantmeier is narrowing her prize-money lawsuit against the NCAA to focus only on college tennis players. Brantmeier amended her suit after a federal judge rejected an injunction that would have covered athletes in multiple college sports.
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Report: NC No. 11 in online sports betting tax rates
North Carolina taxes online sports betting at a rate of 18 percent.
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Federal judge rejects injunction in UNC tennis player’s lawsuit against NCAA
A federal judge has denied a University of North Carolina tennis player’s request for an injunction blocking the NCAA from enforcing its rules against student-athletes accepting prize money from pro sports competition.
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UNC tennis player’s federal lawsuit could affect 10 US Open players
A University of North Carolina tennis player’s federal lawsuit could affect 10 or more people who competed in the ongoing US Open Tennis Championships in Flushing, New York. A court filing Friday indicated that the lawsuit could help determine whether 18-year-old Maya Joint will be forced to forfeit more than $146,000 in prize winnings from the current US Open.
