Morning News Briefs: Wednesday, September 18th, 2019
Receive the morning news briefs delivered to your email inbox every morning. Click here to sign up.
Local News
North Carolina AG Sues Family That Owns Purdue Pharma
North Carolina's attorney general is the latest to file a lawsuit against the family that owns OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma as part of an effort to address the opioid epidemic.
Computer Experts Say Even Newest Voting Machines Could Be Hacked
A panel of computer security specialists told a Greensboro crowd on Monday that even newer model voting machines could be reprogrammed.
Morning News Briefs: Tuesday, September 17th, 2019
Receive the morning news briefs delivered to your email inbox every morning. Click here to sign up.
Despite Critiques, NC Legislature On Pace To Remap On Time
Facing a deadline this week, the North Carolina legislature stayed on track to enact replacement districts for dozens of its seats on time, even as citizens critiqued the maps in a public meeting.
Rev. Carlton Eversley, Winston-Salem Civil Rights Advocate, Dies
Dr. Carlton Eversley, a longtime activist for civil rights in Winston-Salem has died.
North Carolina Officials Find Spiked CBD Sold In The State
North Carolina authorities are warning that some CBD products have been spiked with synthetic marijuana. This comes as sales of the marijuana extract have recently boomed.
Morning News Briefs: Monday, September 16th, 2019
Receive the morning news briefs delivered to your email inbox every morning. Click here to sign up.
Greensboro's American Hebrew Academy To Reopen Following Unexpected Closure
The recently closed American Hebrew Academy has announced it will reopen.
Greensboro Deputy Police Chief James Hinson To Step Down
Greensboro city officials have announced the retirement of Deputy Police Chief James Hinson.