Morning News Briefs: Thursday, August 3rd, 2017
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North Carolina's Blue Cross Cuts Rate Request On Individual Policies
North Carolina's largest health insurance company said Wednesday it doesn't need a 22.9 percent price increase after all for individual policies it will sell next year through the Affordable Care A
WSSU Program Helps Minority Children Learn How To Swim
Winston-Salem State University is once again teaming up with the Boys and Girls Club to offer free swimming lessons to children.
Morning News Briefs: Wednesday, August 2nd, 2017
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Lawsuits Pending Over Outer Banks Power Outage
The construction company being blamed for last week's power outage on North Carolina's Outer Banks now faces pending lawsuits.
Judges: No Special Elections For Redrawn North Carolina Districts
Federal judges on Monday rejected a request by North Carolina voters who sued over General Assembly district boundaries to hold special elections next March in new districts once lines are redrawn
Morning News Briefs: Tuesday, August 1st, 2017
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'Greek Deac' Mitoglou Heads Home To Play In Pros
Another Wake Forest basketball player has decided to give up his remaining eligibility and turn pro.
U.S. Church Denies Former Members' Allegations Of Forced Labor
An evangelical North Carolina sect that is the focus of an ongoing Associated Press investigation has issued a statement denying former members' allegations that they were brought to the U.S.
New N.C. Law Targets Drone Deliveries To Inmates
There's a new law on North Carolina's books designed to keep contraband from getting to prisoners.