Morning News Briefs: Friday, March 10, 2017
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GOP Senate Leader Phil Berger Changes News Headlines On Facebook Posts, Violates Policy
Social media giant Facebook says a North Carolina politician is violating its policy.
Winston-Salem Police Get A Refill Of Overdose Fighting Drug
The Winston Salem Police Department is getting a new supply of a drug that will help save lives.
Uranium Leak By Duke University Researchers Comes Under State Scrutiny
A Duke University lab manager has been demoted after damaging a container of Uranium and leaking a small amount of its contents.
Bill Would Stop Prosecuting 16 And 17-Year-Olds In Adult Court
The North Carolina House announced bipartisan legislation Wednesday that aims to stop prosecuting some teens in adult court.
Morning News Briefs: Thursday, March 9, 2017
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Virginia Transgender Student Wants Court Ruling Before Graduation
Attorneys for a transgender teenager who's suing his school board for the right to use the boys bathroom are asking that arguments be expedited so he might see a ruling before he graduates.
Military Veterans Can Serve Special Role In End-Of-Life Care
One of the Piedmont's largest hospice networks is putting out a call for a wide range of volunteers to better serve its patients, particularly military veterans.
Elon Student Has Confirmed Case Of Meningitis
The Alamance County Health Department says it has been notified of a confirmed case of meningitis in an Elon University student.
On 'A Day Without A Woman,' The Role Of Protest In Democracy
Some women won't be working today, regardless of whether that work is done inside or outside of the home.