Senate honors former Dem leader Nesbitt
Senate Republicans and Democrats found a brief moment of unity Tuesday in praising former Sen. Martin Nesbitt, who died in March. Continue Reading
Daily Archives June 24, 2014
Senate gives initial approval to coal ash cleanup plan
The state Senate voted unanimously Tuesday to give preliminary approval to legislation that would require coal ash ponds across North Carolina to be cleaned up Continue Reading
Motorcyclist dies after collision in Raleigh involving SUV
A man died Monday afternoon following a collision involving his motorcycle and an SUV in Raleigh. Continue Reading
Airman at Fort Bragg faces several child sex offense charges
An airman at Pope Army Airfield at Fort Bragg has been arrested after allegations of inappropriate acts with a child. Continue Reading
Willow Spring man fifth suspect in alleged Harnett County child porn operation
Images taken from a video of a man having sex with a woman have led authorities investigating an alleged child pornography operation in Harnett County Continue Reading
State lawmakers want more time to craft mug shot law
A state House committee Tuesday significantly altered a proposed law that would have shielded misdemeanor arrest photos from public release, opting to study the issue Continue Reading
Judge approves mental evaluation for Berger
6/24/14–New Hanover County commissioner Brian Berger will undergo a mental evaluation. Berger was in New Hanover County court this morning on a probation violation charge. Continue Reading
Woman indicted in 2012 murder of retired Durham firefighter
A 41-year-old woman currently serving time in the North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women was indicted Monday in the 2012 murder of retired Durham firefighter Continue Reading
Deputies: Day care, mentoring program a front for Sanford child porn operation
A pseudo daycare and mentoring program operating out of the Sanford home of a convicted sex offender was actually a front for a child porn Continue Reading
House splits regulatory reform effort into two bills
To make a wide-ranging effort to overhaul state and local regulations more palatable to skittish Republican lawmakers, a House committee split the bill up Tuesday Continue Reading
