Spellings Tours Triad Universities
You might spot UNC system president Margaret Spellings in the Triad this week. Spellings is wrapping up her tour of the system's 17 campuses.
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Morning Headlines: Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Federal Judge Upholds North Carolina's Voting Overhaul
A federal judge is dismissing lawsuits challenging a North Carolina election law that requires voters to show photo identification whe
Federal Judge Upholds North Carolina Voting Overhaul
The ruling leaves in place the state law that requires those voting in person to show an accepted type of photo ID, eliminates same-day registration, and ends out-of-precinct voting.
Wake Forest Women's Volleyball Coach Resigns Amid Accusations
A Wake Forest University women's volleyball coach has resigned amid allegations of abuse from former members of his team.
Morning Headlines: Monday, April 25, 2016
Rallies For, Against House Bill 2 Set On Session's First Day
North Carolina legislators returning for their annual work session will hear loud and clear from supporters and opponents of a l
Across The Blue Ridge # 17 - The South Carolina Broadcasters
The first broadcast from an Across the Blue Ridge Muddy Creek Opry show features an exciting trio breathing new life into some great old songs and tunes – and creating new music as well. The
Environmental Bills On Agenda As Lawmakers Return To Raleigh
The North Carolina General Assembly opens its short session this week with several environmental bills up for consideration.
Hundreds Of Layoffs Coming To Greensboro ITG Plant
Tobacco company ITG Brands has announced it will lay off about 375 employees in June. But the workforce reduction doesn't come as a surprise.
On Prince And How The Loss Of Musical Legends Affects Our Brains
What does the passing of a beloved musician awaken in us? Why do these losses really punch us in the gut?
Morning Headlines: Friday, April 22, 2016
Presidential Candidates Weigh In On HB2
North Carolina's controversial House Bill 2, best known for its so-called “bathroom provision,” is in the national spotlight once again.