RALEIGH — President Donald Trump said Monday the Republican National Convention could be moved out of Charlotte if the state’s Democratic governor doesn’t answer whether or not the downtown arena will be allowed to be […]
RALEIGH – Gov. Roy Cooper said Wednesday that the state can move to phase two of his his three-phase reopening plan on Friday at 5 p.m. A day after restaurants were given interim guidance about […]
RALEIGH — A federal judge halted enforcement of part Gov. Roy Cooper’s Stay at home orders Saturday. The ruling came less than 48 hours after a group, led by several pastors, filed suit Thursday alleging […]
RALEIGH — A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order preventing the enforcement of Gov. Roy Cooper’s executive orders that restrict church worship in North Carolina. A group founded by pastors and churches sued Cooper […]
RALEIGH — A lawsuit filed over restrictions on worship in Gov. Roy Cooper’s executive orders and “phase one” plan was heard in federal court on Friday. The churches prevailed, the court granting a temporary restraining […]
RALEIGH — A small restaurant in Spindale, North Carolina attempted to re-open for dine-in service earlier this week while employing social distancing methods and taking safety precautions, but was stopped by law enforcement and a […]
RALEIGH — Harnett County Sheriff Wayne Coats has joined other sheriffs, district attorneys and county leaders in refusing to arrest those who attend church in his county. In a Facebook post this afternoon, Coats said […]
RALEIGH — One lawsuit has been filed and another group is threatening to sue over restrictions in Gov. Roy Cooper’s executive orders and “phase one” plan. In a press conference held today in front of […]
RALEIGH — Protesters showed up again for the fifth week in a row to protest North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper’s failure to reopen the state for business and his “phase one” extension of the statewide […]
RALEIGH — A recently published audit of the N.C. Department of Transportation’s finances shows the department exceeded its projected cash spending plan for state fiscal year 2019. The department had projected $5.94 billion but ended […]
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