July 20, 2023 NC Republican activists file lawsuit accusing mobile voting app of violating convention election rules Republican activists in North Carolina, who claimed that the state’s convention election had voting irregularities, filed a lawsuit seeking new state party leadership elections.
July 20, 2023 Madalina Cojocari: Surveillance photos appeared to show missing North Carolina girl alive Surveillance photos obtained by police in December 2022 apparently showed a girl consistent with the description of missing North Carolina girl Madalina Cojocari.
July 19, 2023 Pfizer reports serious tornado damage at large North Carolina facility A tornado heavily damaged a Nash County, North Carolina Pfizer plant on Wednesday, the latest of several extreme weather events seen across the country in recent days.
July 19, 2023 North Carolina state Rep. Ben Moss withdraws labor commissioner bid for 2024 election North Carolina state Rep. Ben Moss, a Republican from Richmond County, announced Wednesday he decided against running for labor commissioner in the upcoming election.
July 19, 2023 Largest school district in North Carolina hires back Mississippi school’s short-term chief The North Carolina Wake County Board of Education has hired back longtime local Robert Taylor, who was serving as a short-term education superintendent in Mississippi.
July 19, 2023 Repeat squatter with 'witch's cauldron' cites religion in property standoff, attacks cop A North Carolina squatter has been arrested for the second time after terrorizing neighbors and punching a police officer in the eye during the eviction process.
July 18, 2023 North Carolina religious studies professor, ordained minister says 'no shame, no sin' when getting abortion Rev. Rebecca Todd Peters, an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church and a professor of religious studies at Elon University, is reportedly on a "mission" to tackle the abortion issue to "shift the cultural paradigm that abortion is sin.'
July 18, 2023 North Carolina man's murder, robbery convictions upheld in co-worker's death by state Court of Appeals The state Court of Appeals in North Carolina has upheld the murder and robbery convictions of David Myron Dover for the death of his co-worker, Arthur "Buddy" Davis, seven years ago.
July 18, 2023 Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians to vote on legalizing marijuana sales, possession for adults on tribal lands Members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians are preparing for a significant vote in September, deciding whether to legalize marijuana possession and sales on tribal lands.
July 18, 2023 North Carolina lawmakers delay legislative progress for another week due to budget negotiations, summer travel Budget negotiations and summer travel is delaying another week of formal work at the General Assembly of North Carolina. Five bills vetoed by Gov. Cooper remain pending.
