Posts By Brittany Keller

News & Observer – North Carolina Republican Sens. Richard Burr and Thom Tillis voted against final passage of the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill — President Joe Biden’s top legislative …
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Travis Fain, WRAL – Language that would expand the use of license plate reading cameras along North Carolina highways is part of a broader bill backed this year by the …
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AP – A North Carolina judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by parents in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools who want in-person learning for their students over virtual classrooms. The Charlotte Observer reports that parents …
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Joel Burgess, Citizen Times – In a potentially history-making move, City Council will vote on whether the city school board should be picked by election or remain an appointed body as it has …
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Today, Congressman Patrick McHenry (NC-10) announced the opening of a new office in Rural Hall to serve Tenth District constituents. New district maps were used for the 2020 North Carolina …
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Jessica Patrick, WRAL – Colonel Glenn M. McNeill Jr., commander of the North Carolina State Highway Patrol, announced Friday he will retire on April 1. McNeill was appointed by Gov. …
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Virginia Bridges, News & Observer – North Carolina will release 3,500 state prisoners early over the next six months under a settlement in a lawsuit challenging prison conditions during the …
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Michael Hyland, WNCN – Though Gov. Roy Cooper (D) is allowing for more sports fans to attend games starting Friday, Republicans in the General Assembly say his latest executive order …
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WBTV – Joel Odom, who was the youngest person to run for Charlotte mayor in 2019, was found dead in his home at the age of 22 on Thursday. A …
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Brooke Cain, News & Observer – With the number of coronavirus cases declining in recent weeks, North Carolina seems on track to welcome back one of its most beloved traditions: …
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