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CHARLOTTE — Charlotte Chamber president and CEO Bob Morgan supported the Charlotte City Council on this morning’s decision to repeal the nondiscrimination ordinance, he said in a statement.”We commend the Charlotte City Council for taking […]

CHARLOTTE — The Charlotte City Council voted 9 to 0 Monday to repeal the controversial ordinance that triggered H.B. 2, and Governor-elect Roy Cooper has called for a special session to repeal the controversial law. […]

NEW YORK – President-elect Donald Trump plans to nominate Virtu Financial founder Vincent Viola as secretary of the Army, the Trump transition team said on Monday. Viola is a West Point graduate and U.S. Army […]

NEW YORK – U.S. President-elect Donald Trump said on Saturday he has chosen U.S. Representative Mick Mulvaney of South Carolina to be his White House budget director, turning to a fiscal conservative to help pursue […]

CHAPEL HILL — At North Carolina Children’s Hospital, immune-compromised kids can experience the natural environment while getting around hospital rules — digging in dirt, poking into pitcher plants and observing other wonders of nature otherwise […]

HIGH POINT — As N.C. kids get off their school buses for the last time until 2017, Thomas Built Buses is celebrating the end of their 100th year in business. Crafted in High Point since […]

NEW YORK — The Electoral College is slated to meet Monday, Dec. 19, and is expected to affirm the results of the Nov. 8 presidential election, giving 306 electoral votes to Republican Donald Trump.There has […]

RALEIGH — As Mike Phillips says, “You never know your journey.”Phillips, 57, came to Raleigh from Philadelphia to attend St. Augustine’s University in 1979. He didn’t graduate, and after a brief time back in Philadelphia […]

WEST JEFFERSON —— The day before Thanksgiving, North Carolina Lt. Gov. Dan Forest arrived at Peak Farms in West Jefferson accompanied by his wife, Alice, three of their four children and the family dog, Jack. […]