Morning News Briefs: Friday, November 4, 2016
Obama, Pence Holding Rallies On Eve Of Early Voting's Close
President Barack Obama and Mike Pence are coming to North Carolina on the eve of the close of early in-person voting to remind pe
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Democracy 101: The Machinery Behind Election Day
In order to understand our current voting technology, we have to go back to the days of butterfly ballots, hanging chads, and a Florida recount – the presidential contest between George W. Bush and Al Gore.
Feds To Monitor Voting In Four Counties
Don't be surprised if you see federal officials hovering at voting sites on Election Day.
Morning News Briefs: Thursday, November 3, 2016
Clinton, Trump In North Carolina As Days To Campaign Dwindle
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are appealing to North Carolina voters who are undecided or yet to go to the polls.
Federal Judge Weighs Testimony In Voter Purge Case
A federal judge in Winston-Salem is weighing testimony in a legal challenge involving a voting rights lawsuit after an emergency hearing Wednesday.
Democracy 101: A Last-Minute Guide To Voting In North Carolina
Election Day is just days away (Nov. 8th, to be precise), and while plenty of North Carolina voters will head to the polls on the day itself, there's still time to vote early, as well.
Big Data and Voters: Federal Judge Set To Hear Purging Case
A federal judge in Winston-Salem will hear arguments Wednesday over the recent cancellations of up to 4,500 voter registrations.
Morning News Briefs: Wednesday, November 2, 2016
Company Aims To Restart Pipeline As Early As This Weekend
Executives at a pipeline company say their goal is to restart the line as early as this weekend after an explosion and fire shut do
Fascinating characters on ATBR this week
I hope you can join us for this week's Across the Blue Ridge. We have some music from two fascinating performers who are seldom heard nowadays.
Burr Apologizes For 'Bullseye' Joke About Hillary Clinton
Republican U.S. Sen. Richard Burr apologized Monday for saying he was surprised a magazine about guns didn't put a “bullseye” on Hillary Clinton's face.