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North Carolina denies appeal for man who killed officers as a teenager

February 7, 2024

North Carolina denies appeal for man who killed officers as a teenager

The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that Kevin Salvador Golphin will remain in prison for life without parole for the killing of two law enforcement officers when Golphin was 17.

North Carolina pilot likely distracted in leadup to 2022 crash that killed 8: NTSB

February 6, 2024

North Carolina pilot likely distracted in leadup to 2022 crash that killed 8: NTSB

Pilot Ernest Rawls, 67, of North Carolina, was likely trying to program his plane's flight management system when it stalled out and crashed in 2022, killing eight, officials say.

DOJ orders First National Bank to pay $13.5 million to settle redlining charges

February 5, 2024

DOJ orders First National Bank to pay $13.5 million to settle redlining charges

First National Bank will pay millions to settle discrimination charges, per the DOJ. They are accused of discrimination after neglecting minority neighborhoods in North Carolina.

Inside Kate Gosselin's life in North Carolina nearly two decades after rise to fame

February 3, 2024

Inside Kate Gosselin's life in North Carolina nearly two decades after rise to fame

"Jon & Kate Plus 8" star Kate Gosselin was seen enjoying a walk with her dog around her home in North Carolina. It has been reported Gosselin relocated from Pennsylvania in 2022.

GOP House candidate served on board of prep school pushing controversial LGBTQ, woke books on young students

February 3, 2024

GOP House candidate served on board of prep school pushing controversial LGBTQ, woke books on young students

Grey Mills, a Republican North Carolina legislator and congressional candidate, served as a trustee for a prep school that pushed controversial LGBTQ and other woke books on students.

Personnel at Camp Lejeune had 20% higher cancer risk than those elsewhere, study shows

February 1, 2024

Personnel at Camp Lejeune had 20% higher cancer risk than those elsewhere, study shows

One of the largest cancer risk research projects ever done has tied a 20% increase in risk of certain types of cancer to being stationed at Came Lejeune from 1975 to 1985.

Lawyer closes funding gap in NC governor race, but Robinson still favorite for GOP nomination

January 31, 2024

Lawyer closes funding gap in NC governor race, but Robinson still favorite for GOP nomination

Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson of North Carolina remains the frontrunner for his party's gubernatorial nomination, though a largely self-funded opponent is closing the monetary gap.

North Carolina changes same-day voter registration rules after former process ruled unconstitutional

January 31, 2024

North Carolina changes same-day voter registration rules after former process ruled unconstitutional

North Carolina has seen back-and-forth legislation surrounding same-day voter registration. The most recent tweak to the rules comes on a judge's orders.

North Carolina Gov. Cooper signs executive order to support freed prisoners through education, assistance

January 30, 2024

North Carolina Gov. Cooper signs executive order to support freed prisoners through education, assistance

North Carolina joined a national effort on Monday aimed at improving outcomes for released prisoners by focusing on education, healthcare and housing.

Former Green Beret shreds 'criminally incompetent' Biden, stresses need for more veterans in Congress

January 29, 2024

Former Green Beret shreds 'criminally incompetent' Biden, stresses need for more veterans in Congress

Former Green Beret Pat Harrigan, a Republican from North Carolina, ripped President Biden as "criminally incompetent," and stressed the need for more veterans in Congress.