The hiring of a new top administrator of NC's court system is one of several significant personnel changes in a shake-up atop the state Judicial Branch.
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Duke freshman Feng Cong from Singapore and Cassie Lu from Thailand carry a box to a pile of their belongings as they move out of his dorm at Duke University. Sunday, March 15, 2020. Cong will be returning home to Singapore and Lu to Thailand since students are being asked to move out and complete classes online for the rest of the semester due to coronavirus.
RALEIGH, N.C. — Although most North Carolina universities — including Duke, UNC-Chapel Hill and N.C. State — still plan to bring students back to campus for some in-person classes starting next month…
President Trump's judicial nominees have often been criticized as unqualified, chosen more for ideology than for legal ability. Richard E. Myers II, his new appointee as a U.S. District Judge for …
Thanks to sensible law enforcement policies, violent crime rates dropped by half nationwide over the past three decades. Unfortunately, a trend is emerging that could threaten the hard-fought prog…
GRAHAM — Chief District Court Judge Brad Allen Sr. has petitioned to have two local magistrates suspended and removed, claiming they conspired to have him charged with a DWI. In the two petitions …
