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The N.C. Watchdog Reporting Network sought public records about redistricting from legislators and their staff. Some failed to live up to the promise of the transparency law.

The N.C. Watchdog Reporting Network requested the calendars of the state’s top leaders. That included members of the Council of State — the 10 statewide elected executive officials — and each of the cabinet secretaries who run state agencies in Cooper’s administration.

Systems expect spending pace to pick up with major ventilation, other, projects planned, but supply and demand is already delaying work.

Statewide, schools have spent about 20 percent of the $5.5 billion in emergency funds they’ve received from the federal government. Administrators say they’re now switching from crisis mode to strategic thinking.

Systems expect spending pace to pick up with major ventilation and other projects planned, but supply and demand is already delaying work.

In many North Carolina counties, school staff aren't tracking vaccination rates of their faculty or staff, let alone requiring a vaccine, even though educators increasingly say they support mandates, according to a survey by the N.C. Watchdog Reporting Network.

In many North Carolina counties, school staff aren't tracking vaccination rates of their faculty or staff, let alone requiring a vaccine, even though educators increasingly say they support mandates, according to a survey by the N.C. Watchdog Reporting Network.

Henderson County (Sep 15, 2021) - Henderson County Commissioner Daniel Andreotta wants people to appreciate and thank the nurses, CNAs and other caregivers who are suffering burnout from the physical and emotional hardship of the Covid-19 response that has now endured for 18 months.

A $7.5m grant for Hope College By Peg McNichol Jul 3, 2021 | 7:09 PM HOLLAND (WHTC-AM/FM)  Thanks to a $7.5 million state grant, Hope College will expand its wastewater monitoring for the presence of COVID-19 across southwest Michigan for the next two years. Hope’s program is one of 19 Michigan projects benefitting from $49 million in grants by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. The money comes from the Centers for Disease Control for ongoing development Michigan�...

Some cops are too untrustworthy to testify. But local prosecutors won’t reveal who they are Nick Ochsner © Provided by WBTV Charlotte Mecklenburg County District Attorney Spencer Merriweather is among the district attorneys refusing to produce Giglio letters, without explaining how the justification he cites to withhold the information conforms with the law. Locked away in prosecutors’ offices across North Carolina sit documents declaring certain law enforcement officers ...