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A federal judge Tuesday dismissed the case of a U.S. citizen detained and charged with a felony for allegedly assaulting Border Patrol agents during its November operation in Charlotte.
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UNCMore than a year into his term, North Carolina State Auditor Dave Boliek says he’s working to eliminate waste, fraud and abuse in state government. New laws have expanded the auditor’s investigative powers and even given the office a role in shaping election oversight. Boliek joins to discuss his approach to accountability, his growing authority and what it could mean for transparency and governance in North Carolina. -
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Gov. Josh Stein, Senate Leader Phil Berger and Speaker of the House Destin Hall announced the plan in a joint press release. The North Carolina Association of Educators is not convinced that a new committee is what public schools need. -
N.C. Department of Health and Human Services officials reiterated their request for $319 million in state funds for Medicaid during a legislative oversight committee meeting on Tuesday. -
Recount, possibly multiple ones, expected in nailbiter Republican NC Senate primary between Page and Berger. Court challenges could follow. -
New data from Charlotte’s immigration court shows deportations and voluntary departures increased significantly in 2025. -
Last week, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction released its annual report on teacher attrition, vacancies and employment trends, giving us our latest window into schools’ efforts to recruit and retain educators. -
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DAILY NEWS ROUNDUP
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The Charlotte City Council approved nearly $38 million to continue designing the Red Line commuter train. West Charlotte residents continue to press NCDOT to change plans for the I-77 toll lanes from uptown to the S.C. border. N.C. Attorney General Jeff Jackson blasts a settlement reached between the U.S. Justice Dept. and Live Nation.
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