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The state's attorney general is reviewing complaints about mailings and calls. The insurer claims a government-run health plan would increase premiums for its customers.
RALEIGH - A political operative who guided former Gov. Mike Easley's two campaigns for North Carolina's top office testified Wednesday before a federal grand jury investigating activities surrounding the Democratic governor.
RALEIGHA political operative who guided former Gov. Mike Easley 's two campaigns for North Carolina's top office appeared at a federal courthouse Wednesday as a federal grand jury met to hear more testimony about the Democratic governor.
A political operative who guided former Gov. Mike Easley's two campaigns for North Carolina's top office has entered a federal courthouse where documents show a grand jury is meeting.
LUMBERTON - Former school administrator Purnell Swett was elected chairman of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina in unofficial results Tuesday night.
Newly filed campaign finance forms show challengers for any of North Carolina's 13 congressional districts are already behind in terms of campaign cash.
George Holding, the Republican-appointed U.S. attorney for North Carolina's eastern district, expressed some angst over changes in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit, which includes North Carolina.
Several residents spoke out at Chapel Hill town council Monday night against a concept plan for a proposed mixed-use residential and retail development downtown. The University of North Carolina Wesley House, a Methodist student organization, is proposing the four story building to be located at the corner of West Rosemary and Church Street. The proposal includes demolishing three buildings to ...
North Carolina's GOP chairman says he sees little difference between unreported campaign flights by Gov. Beverly Perdue and those by former Gov. Mike Easley.
ASHEVILLE — The face of the government in charge of safety and services for more than 100,000 people living in and around Western North Carolina's biggest city now has a new look.
ASHEVILLE — The face of the government in charge of safety and services for more than 100,000 people living in and around Western North Carolina's biggest city now has a new look.
ASHEVILLE — The face of the government in charge of safety and services for more than 100,000 people living in and around Western North Carolina's biggest city now has a new look.
ASHEVILLE — North Carolina's constitution is clear: politicians who deny the existence of God are barred from holding office.
ASHEVILLE — North Carolina's constitution is clear: politicians who deny the existence of God are barred from holding office.
ASHEVILLE — North Carolina's constitution is clear: politicians who deny the existence of God are barred from holding office.
ASHEVILLE — North Carolina's constitution is clear: politicians who deny the existence of God are barred from holding office.