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Charlotte City Council is scheduled to discuss new legal protections for LGBTQ residents on Aug. 2. A final vote on the expanded ordinance a week later on Aug. 9.
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Nearly five years after the city of Charlotte fought the state over House Bill 2, Charlotte City Council members are moving toward a new ordinance that would extend legal protections for the LGBTQ community.
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Three North Carolina municipalities plan this week to discuss ordinances to expand more anti-discrimination protections to LGBT citizens.
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RALEIGH -- A federal judge approved a legal settlement Tuesday affirming transgender people's right to use restrooms matching their gender identity in…
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North Carolina is being sued again over its treatment of transgender people, as state employees argue their health plan violated federal law by dropping coverage of medically necessary procedures.
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A ban on New York state-funded travel to North Carolina is complicating matters for state college swimmers heading south for an NCAA championship meet.
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After the North Carolina General Assembly passed House Bill 2 nearly three years ago, the NBA canceled its All-Star Game that was supposed to be held in…
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Raleigh police say two women sexually assaulted a transgender woman at a bar in December.News outlets report 38-year-old Amber Harrell and 31-year-old…
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The lingering fallout from North Carolina's controversial "bathroom bill" may force a new Netflix series about the state's Outer Banks to film in South…
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More than 1 ½ years since North Carolina's "bathroom bill" was repealed, Charlotte is spending millions to try to attract the visitors turned off by the…