Federal Judge: North Carolina Magistrates Can Refuse To Marry Same-Sex Couples
But the door is open for more legal challenges.
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ATBR at the Public Radio Program Directors' Conference
We're excited to be presenting our show and our idea at the Public Radio Program Directors' Conference in Phoenix this evening.
Public To See Footage Of Greensboro Officer Misconduct
The Greensboro City Council has voted to release police camera footage from a controversial incident that took place in June.
After Fatal Police Shooting In Charlotte, Protests Turn Violent
Roughly 1,000 protesters marched through portions of the University area Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning in response to a police shooting death of an African-American man.
Morning News Briefs: Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Charlotte Quiet After Police Shooting Protest
The streets in Charlotte were quiet Wednesday morning after angry protests over the fatal police shooting of a black man left officers inj
Trump Talks Immigration, Economy In Speech At High Point University
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump addressed a packed house Tuesday at High Point University, in the first of two North Carolina stops.
Report Finds Tainted Drinking Water Across North Carolina, Triad
A new report from an advocacy group says drinking water across much of the country is polluted with a potentially dangerous chemical.
Democracy 101: Decoding The Electoral College
“The primary purpose of the Electoral College was to put kind of a safety valve if we ever had too much democracy.”
Morning News Briefs: Tuesday, September 20, 2016
Winston-Salem Short On Gas, Bans Non-Essential Driving
Officials in Winston-Salem are curtailing some city services that use cars and trucks after missing a shipment of gasoline.
State, Cities Respond To Gas Shortages Caused By Pipeline Leak
The Colonial pipeline leak in Alabama is having a ripple effect throughout the Southeast, including here in North Carolina.