Ray Gronberg
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10. Challenge to COVID-19 orders thrown out
A High Point woman failed to demonstrate that state and local officials acted unreasonably and violated her civil rights when...
1. Half of nation’s auto dealers ‘affected dramatically’ by cyberattack
Car dealers nationwide are dealing with the fallout from a cyberattack this week that’s said to have forced at least...
2. Ethics commissioners own Duke stock as former president, current lawmaker pushes permit reform legislation
Duke Energy remains a powerful force in the General Assembly as a lawmaker who receives income from the utility pushes...
3. ‘Doesn’t sound like Dale’: Probe of NC treasurer threatens a reputation built fighting for taxpayers
North Carolina’s state treasurer, Dale Folwell, has built a reputation as someone who will go to battle for state employees,...
4. North Carolina legislature likely heading home soon for a ‘little cooling off’ over budget
With each legislative chamber uninterested in hearing the other’s spending proposal, North Carolina lawmakers look ready to go on hiatus...
5. North Carolina lawmakers appeal judge’s decision blocking abortion-pill restrictions
North Carolina Republican legislative leaders are appealing portions of a federal judge’s order this month that blocked several state laws...
6. What is xylazine, and is it increasing overdose deaths in N.C.?
Louise Vincent experienced xylazine, a veterinary tranquilizer, a couple years ago. The drug, commonly called “tranq,” caused wounds on her...
7. DMV hopes backlog in NC drivers licenses is over
The backlog of North Carolina drivers licenses, which at one point reached 350,000 and forced state residents to wait up...
8. How did Publix stay open? With lots of jugs of water
Health codes require businesses serving food to close if they lose water, but when a water line break disrupted water...
9. Charlotte to negotiate new Panthers stadium starting in 2037, as city votes on $650M stadium deal
The Charlotte City Council is scheduled to vote Monday on spending $650 million in tax money to renovate Bank of...
10. City sues over water contaminant
The city of High Point has filed a civil lawsuit against chemical companies it claims are responsible for contaminants in...
1. Wide-ranging NC bill takes aim at mail-in voting, local government powers, AI-generated political ads
Major changes to North Carolina’s elections rules, in 2024 or beyond, were unveiled Thursday in a state Senate committee —...
2. Saint Augustine’s University leader drops bombshell allegation in response to lawsuit
Saint Augustine’s University Board of Trustees Chairman Brian Boulware is fighting back against allegations against him and the leadership of...