Shareholders Vote To Finalize Reynolds American Merger
Shareholders of British American Tobacco and Reynolds American Inc. on Wednesday approved merging into the world's largest publicly traded tobacco company.
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Judge Won't Dismiss Lawsuit Challenging Special Session
A North Carolina judge says a lawsuit challenging a legislative special session last year can move forward.
Morning News Briefs: Wednesday, July 19th, 2017
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Researchers Examine Effects Of Viral Police Videos On Young Black People
Several viral videos that show graphic scenes of violence during police encounters have sparked the interest of researchers with the Anna Julia C
Former Rockingham DA Pleads Guilty, Sentencing Delayed
A former Rockingham County District Attorney has pleaded guilty in a case involving his wife being hired by a fellow DA.
New Study Shows Some Invasive Plant Species Could Help The Environment
A new study shows how a type of Japanese seaweed could help protect North Carolina's shoreline.
Morning News Briefs: Tuesday, July 18th, 2017
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Makers Of Cheerwine Invited To White House
A North Carolina soft drink is being featured at a White House effort to focus on products made in the U.S.A.
In Energy Bill, Cooper Faces Dilemma With Wind Farm Pause
Governor Roy Cooper may face a tough choice with pending energy legislation. A bill on his desk could force him to boost the state's bright solar industry at the expense of wind power.
Governor: Dems Will Cede Mapping Powers If They Retake Legislature
North Carolina's governor says Democrats will give up their right to draw the state's political lines should the party regain control of the legislature as way to address charges of gerrymandering.