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The No Kings 2 rallies are planned for Saturday across the country, including in Charlotte. The nationwide protest is against the Trump administration and its policies.
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Last year, robocalls cost Americans $158 billion in fraud and scams. Who are the people behind these calls? How do you protect yourself? We talk about that and about how the state of North Carolina is leading the charge to end them.
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FEMA cancelled more than $200 million in storm resiliency funding for the state, and the small Jones County town was supposed to get $1.1 million of it. Jackson has sued the federal government over the funding cancellation – saying FEMA doesn’t have the authority to cancel congressionally appropriated spending.
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North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson joined nearly 20 other states in filing a lawsuit against FEMA on Wednesday. The federal agency terminated hundreds of flood mitigation grants in April. But last week, Tropical Storm Chantal may have foreshadowed the future costs communities will pay if they can’t complete these projects.
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North Carolina leaders gathered in Raleigh to announce a major lawsuit against the Trump administration over education funding, joining two dozen other states.
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A bipartisan effort to combat fentanyl and money laundering is being spearheaded by attorneys general in the Carolinas.
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Have you received an odd text from a tolling agency saying you have unpaid bills? North Carolina Turnpike Authority officials and the state attorney general are warning about an ongoing — and widespread — text message scam.
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Mecklenburg state Sen. Jeff Jackson dropped out of the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate Thursday morning.
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State Sen. Jeff Jackson of Charlotte, who's running for U.S. Senate as a Democrat, said the five most endangered hospitals in the U.S. are in North Carolina. Fact-checker Paul Specht of WRAL and PolitiFact says that's wrong and joins us to help analyze Jackson's claim.