Elon University, Driver Settle With Runner Hit By Car
A member of the Elon University cross country team who was seriously injured when she was struck by a car has settled with both the driver and the school.
Courts
Heading Into Third Year, Forsyth Veterans Court Seeks More Mentors
Only four North Carolina counties have a treatment court for veterans who have been charged with criminal offenses, and Forsyth is one of them.
Report Sheds Light On The Number Of People In 'Correctional Control'
A new report from a non-partisan advocacy group is comparing North Carolina's correctional system to others across the country.
North Carolina Joins Lawsuit Against Health Care Data Company
North Carolina's attorney general is joining a lawsuit against a health data company that allegedly lost private patient data to hackers.
Iranian Hackers Target North Carolina-Based Company In Ransomware Attack
A North Carolina-based medical company was targeted as part of an alleged nationwide cyber attack by Iranian hackers, according to an indictment released Wednesday by the U.S.
Federal Judge Says Lawsuit Against Nicholas Sparks Can Move Forward
The former headmaster of a private Christian school founded by novelist Nicholas Sparks can continue to sue the school, the author and the foundation Sparks created to support the school, a federal
Judges Won't Block Two Latest Constitutional Amendments
A state judicial panel says questions on two new proposed amendments to the North Carolina Constitution should remain on November ballots.
Hog Nuisance Trials Get New Judge After 3 Industry Losses
The federal judge who's managing a series of North Carolina lawsuits accusing the world's largest pork company of creating nuisances for rural neighbors is being temporarily replaced.
