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Attorney General Josh Stein announced that there had been more progress in the state's Sexual Assault Kit tracking system.

North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein is crediting his wife with helping him avoid what might have been a major stroke.Stein wrote on his Twitter account Tuesday that he was walking the family’s dog with his wife, Jenny, on Tuesday night when he had symptoms of a stroke.North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein (AP photo)Stein, 55, said he was transported to the hospital by EMTs.

Like most industries today, Consumer Finance Services businesses continue to be significantly impacted by COVID-19. To help you keep abreast of relevant activities, below find a...

RALEIGH – Attorney General Josh Stein called on the CEOs of JPMorgan Chase, U.S. Ban, and Wells Fargo to eliminate all bank account overdraft fees.

Attorney General Josh Stein came together with Guilford County leaders to discuss an opioid treatment plan available within the detention center.

NC Attorney General Josh Stein is investigating TikTok for providing and promoting its platform to children and young adults.

Some might have the mistaken impression that State AGs rarely delve into health related cases, believing them to be largely preempted by the FDA. However, these days there is little...

Months after a new health care price transparency rule went into effect, some North Carolina hospitals failed to show full compliance. Now, nearly a full year under the new rule, leaders from those hospitals say they are fully following the policy, but regulators have not publicly released information to show these hospitals are indeed in good standing.

Months after a new health care price transparency rule went into effect, some North Carolina hospitals failed to show full compliance. Now, nearly a full year under the new rule, leaders from those hospitals say they are fully following the policy, but regulators have not publicly released information to show these hospitals are indeed in good standing.

Months after a new health care price transparency rule went into effect, some North Carolina hospitals failed to show full compliance. Now, nearly a full