North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced the appointees to the five person board of elections on Thursday. The group will oversee the investigation into election fraud in the 9th congressional district.
A new bill introduced in the North Carolina General Assembly aims to free up money to get rape kits tested. According to state numbers, there is a backlog of 15,000 untested rape kits stacked up in police departments across North Carolina.
A new report shows teachers are leaving South Carolina public schools at a record rate. The shortage is teetering on crisis level and now the Governor and local elected leaders are working to address the issues.
New research happening in North Carolina about concussions and their impact on the brain could change the way sports are played. UNC Chapel Hill is conducting a massive study for the NFL, but the findings could pave the way for changes at the youth level as well.
"Certification is not appropriate until the investigation into protest is concluded by final decision," said Wake County Superior Court Judge Paul Ridgeway. After two and a half hours of arguments, he sided with the State of North Carolina and the Dan McCready campaign.
Dan McCready is calling on Mark Harris to publicly testify under oath about election fraud in the 9th Congressional District Race.
Thousands of Charlotte area federal workers received paychecks with only zeroes on them. Air traffic controllers say morale it low and they're asking congress and the president to take swift action to end the shutdown.
A Lowell police officer convicted of raping a teen girl and getting her pregnant is now being sued by the girl and her family. They allege that the city of Lowell and the police department knew about the officer's history of sex assault and hired him anyway.
The city of Charlotte has several disconnected greenways spread throughout the city. A report Monday outlined the financial shortfall the project engineers face trying to link them together to create an all encompassing trail.
"It's a bad day for Charlotte," said Charlotte City Councilman James Mitchell after learning the CIAA basketball tournament will move from the QC to Baltimore in 2021.
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