Morning News Briefs: Tuesday, January 30th, 2018
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Duke Energy Will Not Force Coal Ash Neighbors To Waive All Legal Claims
Some residents living near Duke Energy's unlined coal ash ponds have reached a settlement with the company. But, the case leaves open legal protections for young family members.
3rd Confederate Flag Rises Along North Carolina Interstates
The Sons of Confederate Veterans have raised a third large Confederate flag along a North Carolina interstate.
Guilford County Orders Study On School Facilities, Technology
Guilford County wants to find out more about the state of its school facilities. A new study will also include a look at how school boundary lines are drawn.
Morning News Briefs: Monday, January 29th, 2018
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Cooper Wins Narrow Victory In Election Board Dispute
North Carolina's highest court stepped in Friday to limit the Republican-dominated legislature's efforts to minimize Democratic Gov.
Prosecutor: Teen Used Gun To Control Crowd During Murder On WFU Campus
New information about the murder of Najee Ali Baker at Wake Forest University has come to light.
Across the Blue Ridge #110 - Blue Ridge Music Trails, WPAQ celebrates its 70th
This week's program starts with a powerful collection of fiddle tunes, bluegrass, and old time songs. From there, we move into our latest Blue Ridge Music Trails episode, featuring the Mount
Atlantic Coast Pipeline One Step Closer In North Carolina
A large natural gas project has just passed another regulatory milepost in North Carolina.
App State Hit By Scammers, Most Of The Money Is Recovered
Appalachian State University is getting back more than $1.5 million allegedly stolen through an e-mail scam.