Transparency

More 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.

We don’t know much about what led up to John Lewis’s departure from the Charlotte Area Transit System, but leadership problems don't just vanish. Plus, the latest local schools news.

The FBI has refused to release information about a “feminine hygiene product” former Charlotte mayor Patrick Cannon claimed to want to develop, and which…

All 50 members of the North Carolina Senate have each introduced a nearly identical bill. The bill is usually comprised of just 41 words. The details of…

North Carolinians should soon have an easier time understanding their medical bills and comparing the cost of common procedures at different hospitals.…

Just like your typical police departments, police officers at private colleges have arrest powers. But unlike police forces such as CMPD, those private…