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The bill would classify tianeptine as similar to drugs like fentanyl, cocaine, and meth.

North Carolina Republican lawmakers have reached a compromise on a bill that would have removed protections for people who wear masks in public for health reasons. The new version of

An effort to exempt autopsy reports from North Carolina’s public records law has been abandoned. N.C. Sen. Danny Britt who sponsored the bill says its more important to win approval

Mickey Mouse has more rights than I do

The Carrboro Town Council met on Tuesday, May 21 to discuss topics including the N.C. General Assembly&nbsp&#x3B;House Bill 237 — about restricting and penalizing concealing identities on public property — Pride Month and a conditional zoning change.

Access to autopsy reports in criminal investigations could become a lot harder to obtain by the public and the media if a new bill passes this session in North Carolinas

The staff members said they resigned over what they saw as the town council majoritys unfair treatment of the town manager, town staff and other officials.

Despite stiff opposition, the N.C. Senate voted this month to double the funding for Opportunity Scholarships to boost enrollment in privately run K-12 schools; more than $200 million is earmarked

Recently lowered revenue projections for North Carolina are making some state legislators think more carefully about how to pay to cover the new high demand for K-12 private school scholarships.