It’s graduation season. Seniors are getting caps and gowns, diplomas, and that frequent question: what’s next? A lot goes into the decision of what to do after college.
The debate over House Bill 2 is now a national conversation.
Leaders of North Carolina's public universities are grappling with a threat that the federal government could withold billions of dollars if the state loses a legal battle over transgender students
The Justice Department is suing North Carolina, calling the law discriminatory and unenforceable.
North Carolina filed a lawsuit Monday against the federal government in a fight for a state law that limits protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
Republicans in the NC General Assembly say the state won't make any changes to the controversial House Bill 2, despite pressure from the U.S. Justice Department. This standoff, however, is not without historical precedent.
The U.S. Justice Department is weighing in on North Carolina’s controversial House Bill 2. Federal officials say the law violates the Civil Rights Act.
Adults aren't the only ones affected by HB2. Radio 101 reporter, Natalie Bradford, talked to students at RJ Reynolds.
A new Elon University poll shows 49 percent of North Carolinians support the so-called “bathroom provision” of House Bill 2. The controversial measure, which requires transgender people to use the
A North Carolina legislative leader says he doesn’t see the need to repeal or revise House Bill 2. State Senate Leader Phil Berger’s remarks came one day after a federal appeals court ruling that
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