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Today's events for June 14 - Vimarsana News

Today's events for June 14

Yappy Hour will be held from 6-8 p.m. today at the SPCA Albrecht Center for Animal Welfare, 199 Willow Run Road. The event will feature live music, grilled hamburger and

Appeals Court grants DOT's request to block forced vendor change - Vimarsana News

Appeals Court grants DOT's request to block forced vendor change

A split N.C. Court of Appeals panel has granted the state Department of Transportation’s request to step into a vendor contract dispute. Appellate judges issued an order Thursday blocking a trial judge’s ruling that would have forced DOT to change vendors. The contract covers the state’s electronic lien and titling system.

Coronation of Charles fit for a king — but not a fit for Australia - Vimarsana News

Coronation of Charles fit for a king — but not a fit for Australia

There's sure to be lots of oaths shouted in Australia at the coronation of Charles, say Crikey readers — but perhaps not the official one.

DOT urges state Appeals Court to step into contractor dispute - Vimarsana News

DOT urges state Appeals Court to step into contractor dispute

The N.C. Department of Transportation is urging the state’s second-highest court to step into a legal dispute over a contract for a state electronic lien and titling system. Without action, a lower court order would force DOT to change its vendor this week.

NC Supreme Court's newest justices take lead in challenging felon voting advocates - Vimarsana News

NC Supreme Court's newest justices take lead in challenging felon voting advocates

The two newest members of North Carolina’s Supreme Court took the lead challenging plaintiffs in a case Thursday dealing with felon voting rights. Questions from new Justices Trey Allen and Richard Dietz signaled their concerns about a lower court ruling that allowed thousands of felons to vote last November. The state’s highest court will decide in the months ahead whether felons who have completed active prison sentences will be allowed to vote in future elections.