Republicans abruptly returned mask-restricting legislation to the legislative agenda on Thursday with a last-minute addition unrelated to the bill.
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has rejected four environmental groups’ lawsuit against the US Environmental Protection Agency over PFAS testing. The groups had argued that the federal agency had effectively denied a petition to test certain chemicals at a Chemours plant south of Fayetteville. The split 2-1 ruling Monday affirms a decision from US District Judge Richard Myers favoring the EPA.
The Montgomerys said that one of the most significant changes they have seen in agriculture since the pandemic has been the increased costs of doing business.
Miles Kirkpatrick is the director of advocacy for Pardoned for Innocence and a research associate for Carolina Forward. A Greensboro native, he is currently a student at Yale University studying political communication and rhetorical education under the humanities major.
A lawsuit challenging state Attorney General Josh Stein’s ability to spend millions of dollars from the state treasury on environmental grants heads to a Wake County courtroom Tuesday. Critics argue that the money should fund environmental projects in the state’s public schools.
A new study shows that increases in America’s port capacity would have major economic returns — but only for 15 of the nation’s 51 busiest ports.
Rural, low-income, and older patients without access to broadband, smartphones, or tech skills may not be able to take their medications correctly if they can’t access printed labels.
The University of North Carolina System is asking the state Supreme Court to hear two cases related to COVID shutdowns at the same time. In both cases, students seek refunds related to the university’s decision to substitute remote learning for in-person classes.
North Carolinians are ready to approve a citizen-only voting amendment to the state constitution. Legislators should give them the opportunity to do so by passing House Bill 1074.
The House Election Law and Campaign Finance Committee approved as favorable 'Citizen-Only Voting.'
