CHARLOTTE — A judge has dismissed a complaint filed last year against Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools which sought to return instruction for the district’s 147,000 students to the classroom. The complaint alleged CMS did not “sufficiently prepare […]
RALEIGH — With the Trump campaign filing suit in multiple battleground states, the NCGOP is still working to make sure ballots are counted and that the party is ready for any legal battles, including potential […]
RALEIGH – Judge James Gale said Tuesday that Lt. Gov. Dan Forest “failed to demonstrate he is likely to succeed on any claims for relief” and denied a preliminary injunction in the lawsuit concerning Gov. […]
RALEIGH — A businessman and political donor who was found guilty of attempting to bribe a state official is now the subject of a civil action surrounding an insurance company he controls. Greg Lindberg, an […]
RALEIGH — A North Carolina Business Court judge has ruled in favor of North Carolina bowling alleys who sued Gov. Roy Cooper over his executive order that kept them closed while other businesses were allowed […]
RALEIGH – Lt. Gov. Dan Forest, a Republican who will face off against Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper this fall, held a press conference on Monday morning at the General Assembly legislative building to give more […]
RALEIGH — A judge has denied the request for a temporary restraining order (TRO) against Gov. Roy Cooper’s orders keeping gyms and fitness-related facilities in the state closed. The complaint was filed by Jet Fitness […]
RALEIGH — During a June 4 hearing on the case filed by health club owners seeking to stop Gov. Roy Cooper’s orders keeping gyms closed, the North Carolina Attorney General’s Office mentioned an “interpretation” of […]
NEW YORK — Four of the country’s biggest publishers have sued a digital library for copyright infringement, alleging that the Internet Archive has illegally offered more than a million scanned works to the public, including […]
RALEIGH — After Gov. Roy Cooper announced that Friday afternoon would signal the start of phase two, he laid out details that certain businesses, such as restaurants, hair salons and tattoo shops, would be allowed […]
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