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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Scores of candidates filed for nearly a dozen high-profile elected positions in North Carolina where the incumbents aren’t running in 2024 because of redistricting, retirements or term limits. The two-week candidate filing period for next year’s elections ended at noon Friday at the State Board of Elections and at all 100 […]

CONCORD - New districts, a partisan school board race, newcomers and lots of familiar faces are part of the 2024 elections as filing ended at noon Friday, Dec. 15.

$1,000,000 earmarked for FSU’s legal battles against College Football Playoff vs. classroom censorship Just imagine what $1,000,000 could do in Florida’s real classroom battle instead of DeSantis earmarking it for FSU potential legal fees battling the behemoth known as the College Football Playoff. Even though it’s less than a minute drop in the bucket, imagine

By John Jenkins A new thoroughbred training partnership in Hastings was off to a flying start when Candle scored a deserved win at Wednesday’s Hawke’s Bay...

Three teachers on Wednesday filed a federal lawsuit alleging a new state law restricting titles and pronouns at schools unconstitutionally discriminates against transgender and nonbinary educators.The plaintiffs are Hillsborough County high-school teacher Katie Wood; a Lee County teacher identified as “Jane Doe;” and AV Schwandes, a nonbinary Orange County teacher who was fired by Florida Virtual School in October.

Three teachers on Wednesday filed a federal lawsuit alleging a new state law restricting titles and pronouns at schools unconstitutionally discriminates against...

Teachers say a new Florida law restricting titles and pronouns unconstitutionally discriminates against transgender and nonbinary educators.

The federal lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of a new Florida law that blocks teachers from using preferred pronouns and titles while on the job.

Three teachers on Wednesday filed a federal lawsuit alleging a new state law restricting titles and pronouns at schools unconstitutionally discriminates against transgender and nonbinary educators.