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5 new NC laws taking effect today: What changes for you (opens the original)
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North Carolinians will see law changes starting Thursday that reach into routine parts of daily life — from buying a ticket to a Carolina Hurricanes game or concert to renewing a vehicle registration. New rules also expand cooperation between state and local agencies and federal immigration authorities. And more generous parental leave benefits for hundreds of thousands of state workers — as well as some teachers and other public school employees — are now in effect. The changes are part of legi
Failed Tennessee execution puts spotlight on NC’s efforts to jumpstart death penalty (opens the original)
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The failed execution of convicted Tennessee murderer Christa Pike this week is putting the spotlight on North Carolina lawmakers’ efforts to carry out the death penalty after a decades-long hiatus. Pike, who was sentenced to death for a 1995 murder, could be heard snoring loudly Wednesday night more than an hour after receiving a second lethal injection. She was taken to the hospital, where she was being treated Thursday, her attorneys said. The failure has led Tennessee’s governor to postpone t
Thousands in NC could lose full Medicaid coverage Thursday. What to know (opens the original)
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Thousands of North Carolina Medicaid recipients could lose full health coverage starting Thursday as new federal eligibility rules for noncitizens take effect. For those affected, that could mean losing Medicaid coverage for regular doctor visits, prescriptions, dental care and mental health treatment. The immigration statuses that qualify for Medicaid are narrowing Thursday. For years, noncitizens including refugees, people granted asylum, people granted humanitarian parole and some trafficking
NC 12: Repair or rebuild? NC 12’s future could carry a $1 billion price tag (opens the original)
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North Carolina has spent tens of millions of public dollars maintaining NC Highway 12. Now, a price tag that could reach $1 billion may be on the horizon as transportation officials consider whether to keep repairing the Outer Banks route or pursue a major alternative. The decision is in focus during the latest nor'easter damaged pavement and forced another closure along the highway. The state is studying several possibilities for an 11-mile stretch, including maintaining the road in its current
Repair or rebuild? NC 12’s future could carry a $1 billion price tag (opens the original)
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North Carolina has spent tens of millions of public dollars maintaining NC Highway 12. Now, a price tag that could reach $1 billion may be on the horizon as transportation officials consider whether to keep repairing the Outer Banks route or pursue a major alternative. The decision is in focus during the latest nor'easter damaged pavement and forced another closure along the highway. The state is studying several possibilities for an 11-mile stretch, including maintaining the road in its current
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