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The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in Carteret County Superior Court against Gov. Roy Cooper, focuses on Cooper's executive orders, which the governor says are aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19. Plaintiff Danielle Bull owns Bull's Tavern at 408 W. Fourth St., while plaintiff Tiffany Howell owns Burke Street Pub at 1110 Burke St. and Tee Time Sports & Spirits at 3040 Healy Drive. It has 17 plaintiffs listed, including four each from Forsyth and Guilford counties and an Asheville piano bar. A second bar-related lawsuit was filed Tuesday against Cooper by Crystal Waldron, co-owner of Club ...

The lawsuit was filed Wednesday in Carteret County Superior Court. Plaintiffs Danielle Bull owns Bull's Tavern at 408 W. Fourth St., while Tiffany Howell owns Burke Street Pub at 1110 Burke St. The plaintiffs claim that Cooper's executive orders affecting bars and certain private bar permit holders has made it "unprofitable to operate" and that each plaintiff has "suffered financial damages due to the closing" of their business. The plaintiffs want a judge to issue a declarative judgment that Cooper’s executive orders related to bars are a violation of the state Constitution. They also w...

Bar owners from six counties across North Carolina are going to court to challenge the governor’s executive orders shutting down their businesses. Their lawsuit seeks to have a key piece of the state Emergency Management Act declared unconstitutional. The suit filed in Carteret County Superior Court arrives the day after a similar complaint filed on behalf of a Greenville bar. Plaintiffs in the new suit own and operate bars in Guilford, Forsyth, New Hanover, Buncombe, and Wake counties, in addition to Carteret. “The Governor has been issuing his Executive Orders since last March with no c...