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A former Novant Health security guard who was arrested last week for her alleged role in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol can no longer work as an armed security guard in North Carolina. Records released Monday also show that the woman was fired as a High Point police officer in August 2004 for several reasons, including absence from duty and violations of communication policy. Laura Lee Steele, 52, of Thomasville was arrested Wednesday in Greensboro. She was among nine alleged co-co...

BATON ROUGE, La. – Commissioner of Administration Jay Dardenne said state offices will remain closed Tuesday in seven northwest Louisiana parishes due to continuing water pressure problems caused by the

Maybe Senator Richard Burr’s “guilty” vote in Donald Trump’s trial was revenge on Trump for Trump getting revenge on him.

Michael Krawitz and Jason Amatucci To the objective observer Virginia seems to be moving very quickly with Cannabis policy reform. We would like to present four Virginian’s stories without which we would not be where we are now. Roy Scherer has dedicated decades of his life to Cannabis policy reform after serving in the United States Air Force. Starting in the early 1970’s with Virginians for the Study of Marijuana Laws he succeeded in bringing us out of the dark ages of m...

The color wars is one of the many ways THON dancers are able to stay motivated throughout the weekend. Its a fun and wholesome competition, which makes it fitting that the color wars squishmallow is colorful yet full of peace. Cardboard cutouts 

Del. Luke Torian, chairman of House Appropriations Committee gives a budget overview Gov. Ralph Northam is urging state budget negotiators to use additional revenues to raise pay for teachers by 5% and state employees and state-supported local employees by 3.5% In a letter Friday to newly appointed members of a conference committee to negotiate changes to the budget, Northam praised the House of Delegates and Senate for converting one-time bonuses in his budget “into a permanent increase.�...

One of the first lessons learned when writing a column on a regular basis is that you can never please everyone. That’s true whether writing a sports column for a

Elias Boudinot TAHLEQUAH – After Sequoyah invented the Cherokee syllabary in the early 1800s, his written language was used primarily for Christian instruction, but tribal leaders saw the syllabary could also be used to inform Cherokee people via a newspaper. “To obtain a correct and complete knowledge of these people, there must exist a vehicle of Indian intelligence, altogether different from those which have heretofore been employed,” Elias Boudinot, the Cherokee Phoenix’...

Even as the largest student-run philanthropy, some out-of-state students don’t know what THON is before coming to Penn State.

Lawmakers in at least three states, including Tennessee, have introduced bills that would bar public agencies from publicly disclosing information about nonprofit donors, and experts said donor disclosure issues remain