Morning News Briefs: Monday, September 11th, 2017
NC Opening Shelters For Out-Of-State Irma Evacuees
North Carolina is playing host to evacuees trying to escape the path of Hurricane Irma through Florida and Georgia.
North Carolina is playing host to evacuees trying to escape the path of Hurricane Irma through Florida and Georgia.
As the nation prepares for Hurricane Irma to make landfall, forecasters are tracking its potential impact on North Carolina and telling residents to stay prepared and vigilant.
A bipartisan group of prosecutors, law enforcement, judges and other advocates are asking for the removal of Confederate monuments and symbols at courthouses across the state.
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A federal judge has ruled that a Triad company can continue to employ dozens of blind workers.
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Governor Roy Cooper has taken action to keep gasoline flowing to North Carolina, and make sure motorists don't get ripped off at the pump.
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