SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER-ASSAULT NC sheriff’s office: Woman asssaulted school officer WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) — A North Carolina sheriff’s office says it has charged a woman with assaulting a school resource officer. News outlets report the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office said a parent arrived at Philo-Hill Magnet Academy on Tuesday morning and got into a fight…… read more »
Category Archives: State News
North Carolina News – March 9, 2022
North Carolina News – March 4, 2022
Police: Teen stabbed at NC high school track practice ROANOKE RAPIDS, N.C. (AP) — Police in North Carolina say a high school student was stabbed multiple times at track practice. News outlets report that Roanoke Rapids Police said the 18-year-old man was flown to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. Officials say the assault happened at…… read more »
North Carolina News – March 3, 2022
Voter ID lawsuit to NC Supreme Court in accelerated appeal RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The North Carolina Supreme Court has agreed to accelerate appeals in a photo voter identification lawsuit by hearing the case without waiting for the Court of Appeals to deliberate first. The justices on Wednesday granted the request of lawyers for minority…… read more »
North Carolina News – March 2, 2022
Horsch now NC Senate leader Berger’s top communications aide RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A former journalist is now the top communications aide for North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger. His office announced this week that Lauren Horsch has been elevated to deputy chief of staff for communications. Horsch succeeds Pat Ryan, who is leaving state…… read more »
North Carolina News – February 25
AP-US-ELECTION-2022-NORTH-CAROLINA-CAWTHORN Cawthorn candidacy challenge ends, but another may be ahead RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A review of whether North Carolina Rep. Madison Cawthorn is disqualified to run for Congress based on the U.S. Constitution won’t happen because of redistricting changes finalized this week. The State Board of Elections on Thursday told lawyers for a dozen…… read more »
North Carolina News – February 24
HBCUS-FUNDING States urged to address funding disparities for HBCUs Congressional leaders are drawing attention to state funding disparities for historically Black colleges and universities in the country’s land grant university system, urging statehouses to close those gaps in their current and upcoming legislative sessions, according to a letter sent Wednesday to state leaders and lawmakers.…… read more »
North Carolina News – February 23
REDISTRICTING-NORTH CAROLINA Ruling coming on replacement N. Carolina redistricting maps RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina judges are quickly deciding whether the latest boundary lines for congressional and legislative districts from the General Assembly comply with a recent ruling that declared previous maps were illegal partisan gerrymanders. A panel of three trial judges has been…… read more »
North Carolina News – February 22
CONCRETE PIPES-ARTIFICIAL REEFS NCDOT donates concrete pipes to build artificial reefs WILMINGTON, N.C. (AP) — The N.C. Department of Transportation has joined with the state Division of Marine Fisheries in a project to convert damaged concrete pipes into artificial reefs off the coast of Brunswick County. WECT-TV reports the pipes are too damaged for anything…… read more »
North Carolina News – February 21
REMOVING DIXIE North Carolina State removes ‘Dixie” from alma mater RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The North Carolina State University Board of Trustees has decided to remove the word “Dixie” from its alma mater because of its Confederate connotation. The board voted Friday to change the wording of the first line of the song. “Where the…… read more »
ALE Partners With SHP, Conducts Statewide Enforcement Operation
Over the weekend, Alcohol Law Enforcement, State Highway Patrol, and local law enforcement partnered to reduce crime and enhance public safety at both ABC-licensed and illegal alcohol businesses across the state. Together, state authorities charged 350 individuals on more than 700 alcohol, drug, weapon, and driving offenses. Due to an increase in alcohol-related crashes and…… read more »
