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Civilian traffic investigator bill advance in NC House, but without citation authority - Vimarsana News

Civilian traffic investigator bill advance in NC House, but without citation authority

Legislation that would allow the use of civilian traffic investigators for property damage incidents inched forward in the N.C. House on Wednesday.

Civilian crash investigators unlikely to start writing tickets any time soon - Vimarsana News

Civilian crash investigators unlikely to start writing tickets any time soon

Greenville might soon join Wilmington and Fayetteville as the only N.C. cities employing civilian traffic crash investigators. But a state House committee has backed off a proposal to let Wilmington’s investigators start writing tickets.

Navy Adds to Class of 2022 Backstroke Empire with Commit From Zach Stump - Vimarsana News

Navy Adds to Class of 2022 Backstroke Empire with Commit From Zach Stump

WAC’s Zach Stump qualified for the 2021 U.S. Olympic Trials and has times that would have made two A finals at last season's Patriot League Championships.

N.C. General Assembly short session gets into full swing - Vimarsana News

N.C. General Assembly short session gets into full swing

The N.C. General Assembly convened the 2022 short session Wednesday, May 18, with fast-track plans to “pre-negotiate” the budget and be out by July 1. Still, important issues are on the to-do list, like health care access reports and parental involvement in education.

Bill would step up penalties for organized retail theft - Vimarsana News

Bill would step up penalties for organized retail theft

Organized retail theft could carry stiffer criminal penalties, under a bill filed this week at the N.C. General Assembly. Some offenses could lead to prison sentences of up to 15 years.