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For Immediate Release: Monday, August 15, 2022 Contact: Nazneen Ahmed 919-716-0060 (RALEIGH) The North Carolina Association of County Commissioners (NCACC) on

A Hendersonville mans conviction for nearly beating his wife to death was erased after a prosecutorial mistake. Now he may be tried again.

An Aug. 12 public hearing allowed anyone to speak on a proposed 67 acute-care bed expansion in Buncombe.

U.S. District Judge Catherine Eagles has denied N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein’s latest request in his lawsuit challenging a state law against campaign lies. Eagles will not block her earlier ruling against Stein while he continues his appeals.

A Hendersonville mans conviction for nearly beating his wife to death\u00a0was erased\u00a0after a prosecutorial mistake. Now he may be tried again.

N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein has asked a federal judge to block her own ruling against Stein in his challenge of a state law against campaign lies. The attorney general cites newly released evidence from a state elections board investigation of his 2020 campaign.

Residents in a South Asheville neighborhood are worried about Novant Healths proposal to build a hospital next door to its mostly residential area.

Novant Health has been trying to be a part of Buncombes health care system for a while and is set to face public feedback with its peers on Aug. 12.

A joint motion filed Aug. 4 in city of Brevard and Buncombe and Asheville lawsuits against HCA Healthcare and Mission propose the plaintiffs unite.

All fifty state attorneys general have announced what’s known as the Nationwide Anti-Robocall Litigation Task Force.