The Democratic governor hopes to bend the program to benefit public schools over private ones.
Carli Brosseau
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Columbus County Jail Beating Results in $975,000 Settlement
The 2022 assault raised concerns about safety and supervision under former Sheriff Jody Greene. But the jail has continued to have problems.
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Dueling Separation Allegations Shed Light on Michele Morrow’s Political Plans
The former candidate to lead the state’s public schools has started a political organization and angled for a Trump admin job.
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The Docket: The Moral of the Story
The N.C. Supreme Court is weighing the definition of “good moral character” as it relates to an officer fired for dishonesty and neglect of duty. The decision could upend occupational licensing in the state.
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The Moral of the Story
The state Supreme Court is weighing the definition of “good moral character.” The decision could upend occupational licensing.
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Why Trump’s Favorite N.C. Sheriff Wants to Oust Phil Berger
The state Senate’s longtime leader faces an election challenge from Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page.
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U.S. Attorney Resigns, Leaving Columbus Corruption Probe in Limbo
Michael Easley Jr. announced his resignation on Wednesday as part of the Trump transition.
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Bringing the Border War Home
How one North Carolina sheriff helped shape the anti-immigration agenda that will define Donald Trump’s second term.
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The Docket: Candidate, Donor, Judge?
At least 15 candidates made political donations while campaigning or serving as a judge.
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Judicial Candidates Made Numerous Prohibited Donations
At least 15 candidates in the 2024 election cycle made political donations while campaigning or serving as a judge.