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Whistleblowers allege top NC health officials used false information to secure Medicaid funds (opens the original)
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Former North Carolina government workers allege that top state health officials used false information to secure federal funding for a Medicaid technology overhaul, according to a newly unsealed federal lawsuit. The whistleblowers also allege that federal regulators kept approving funds for the state — despite lacking key information typically required for approval. The claims were made under seal more than two years ago, part of a lawsuit claiming years of mismanagement, noncompliance and misre
Auditor relaunches review of NC Medicaid project that costs hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars (opens the original)
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North Carolina has spent hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars trying to modernize the computer system that helps run the state’s Medicaid program — an overhaul intended to improve care, pay healthcare providers faster and give the state better tools to detect waste and fraud. The state auditor is now reopening an investigation into the nearly decade-old project, WRAL Investigates has learned. The move comes years after the auditor’s immediate predecessor halted the release of a probe into th
Who gets to keep the dog? NC Court of Appeals rules on canine custody battle (opens the original)
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RALEIGH, N.C.-- Custody case are nothing new for the North Carolina Court of Appeals. However, they usually involve children. On Wednesday, the state's second-highest court ruled on a dog dispute after a couple on the coast broke up. At issue was who got to keep a Great Dane named Roxy that was acquired while the couple was still together. Niels Moore appealed a lower court's ruling in Dare County that awarded custody of Roxy to Laura Volastro. According to the ruling, Moore and Volastro decided
Woman fired after missing work for cancer treatments reaches $230K settlement (opens the original)
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Mount Olive, N.C.-- Butterball reached a $230,000 settlement with a long-time worker undergoing after she was fired for violating the company's attendance policy because of her cancer treatments. In a lawsuit filed earlier this year by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) on behalf of Marie Marc, Butterball was accused of violating the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by not providing Marc with reasonable accommodations for her chemotherapy. The lawsuit says Marc went through
Wake County man arrested for marriage-related immigration fraud (opens the original)
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Federal immigration officials arrested a Wake County man for lying on his immigration paperwork to gain citizenship. A federal indictment accuses Miguel Olivera Borda of falsely stating he lived with wife, an American citizen, since their marriage in 2019. Investigators said the two had been separated since 2020. According to the indictment, Olivera Borda falsely filled out immigration paperwork as recently as earlier this year. Olivera Borda's brother Wilson was the subject of a previous WRAL i
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