North Carolina Republicans push bill to block state AG from suing White House
A group of North Carolina Republicans filed a bill in the state legislature aiming to prevent the state’s Democratic Attorney ...
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Key arguments denied in ballots challenge for NC Supreme Court election: Griffin vs Riggs
Allison Riggs maintains a 734-vote lead over Republican rival Jefferson Griffin. The case is likely to reach the state ...
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As a new session begins, here’s everything you need to know about North Carolina government
A comprehensive guide to how the North Carolina state government works, from the legislative to the executive and judicial ...
NC Supreme Court upholds child sexual abuse survivors’ right to sue years later
The decision resolves challenges that said lawsuits were unconstitutional, lawyers representing abuse survivors says.
No tax on tips? Tax deduction for gambling losses? NC lawmakers return with new ideas
Rep. Erin Paré, a Holly Springs Republican who was recently appointed a chair of the House Appropriations Committee, filed ...
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NCDOI fines UnitedHealthcare $3.4 million for violations
The investigation targeted UnitedHealthcare’s handling of member grievances and claims processes involving non-contracted or ...
North Carolina Supreme Court upholds law that allowed 2 more years for child sex abuse suits
North Carolina’s highest court has upheld a law that gave adult victims of child sexual abuse two additional years to seek ...
North Carolina judge upholds close Supreme Court election result, but more legal steps are expected
In three one-page orders, Superior Court Judge William Pittman affirmed the December rulings of the State Board of Elections.
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North Carolina governor sues over legislation changing judicial appointments
North Carolina's Republican lawmakers passed a bill in December preventing Governor Josh Stein from filling appellate court vacancies with a judge from the political party of his choosing.
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North Carolina Supreme Court upholds law that allowed 2 more years for child sex abuse suits
The board's attorney had argued the lookback period violated the North Carolina Constitution by stripping away fundamental rights protected from retroactive alterations by the legislature.