Pandemic Concerns Could Lead To Poll Worker Shortage In North Carolina
As pandemic concerns reverberate in a presidential election year, North Carolina may be facing a shortage in poll workers.
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Education Leaders Worry About Digital Divide
As officials map a strategy for public schools this fall in the face of COVID-19, North Carolina education leaders are also reflecting on what's been learned about the digital divide in the state.&
HanesBrands Posts Double-Digit Second Quarter Growth
As many companies are seeing financial losses during the coronavirus pandemic, HanesBrands has experienced double-digit growth in the second quarter.
Back-To-School In North Carolina: A Statewide Special
School starts in just a few weeks, and no matter what districts across North Carolina do to re-open, this year will look different.
Judge To Rule On Release Of Video In Neville Case
A North Carolina judge will decide whether the body camera footage capturing the death of John Neville will be seen by the public.
State Utility Shut-Off Moratorium Ends This Week
A state moratorium on shutting off utilities due to non-payment expires this week. Governor Roy Cooper says a new program is coming.
Rep. Conrad To Leave NCGA Before End Of Term
State Rep. Debra Conrad is leaving the legislature before the end of her term.
America's History Of Protests And Where BLM Fits In
Even in the midst of a still-raging pandemic, and with a historic national election less than 100 days away, Black Lives Matter and the daily protests it has inspired continues to dominat
Race And The White Ally Toolkit: A Virtual Community Conversation
During Wednesday's Virtual Community Conversation: Race and the White Ally Toolkit, speaker, author, and dialogue facilitator Dr.