Former South Carolina Nonprofit CEO Honored With State’s Highest Civilian Award
CHARLESTON, SC — A prominent South Carolina nonprofit leader has received the state’s highest civilian honor in recognition of her decades-long commitment to building a…
NC Woman With Down Syndrome Couldn’t Get a Job — So She Built a Business That’s Changing Lives
RALEIGH, NC — After applying to more than 20 jobs and repeatedly being turned away, Gabi Angelini — a young woman with Down syndrome —…
NC May Ban On-Duty Sex for Police Officers Under New Ethics Proposal
RALEIGH, NC — Law enforcement officers across North Carolina could soon face explicit bans on having sex while on duty, in uniform, or in their…
Key Issues Fueling North Carolina’s Gun Law Debate in 2025
RALEIGH, NC — Gun legislation is once again at the center of heated political and public discourse in North Carolina, as lawmakers, residents, and advocacy…
$900K Townhomes Set to Break Ground on Asheville’s Charlotte Street by End of Year
ASHEVILLE, NC — After years of delays and neighborhood frustrations, developers are now preparing to break ground on a set of $900,000 townhomes along Charlotte…
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Shelter To Separate From Police Oversight, Eyes Major Expansion
CHARLOTTE, NC — Big changes are coming to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care and Control (ACC), starting July 1, as the department officially parts ways with the…
Mount Pleasant Faces Millions in Potential Flood Damages by 2050, New Study Warns
MOUNT PLEASANT, SC — Town officials in Mount Pleasant are evaluating sobering new research that forecasts multi-million dollar flood damages by 2050 if major storm…
How Insurance Companies Evaluate Wrongful Death Claims in South Carolina
COLUMBIA, SC — Wrongful death claims in South Carolina often emerge after tragic accidents or acts of negligence — and when grieving families seek justice,…
North Carolina Family Warns Medicaid Cuts Could Force Them to Ration 6-Year-Old’s Lifesaving Treatment
RALEIGH, NC — As Congress prepares to vote on sweeping federal Medicaid cuts, one North Carolina family is warning that their 6-year-old daughter’s care could…
Two South Carolina Defendants Charged in Nation’s Largest Healthcare Fraud Takedown
COLUMBIA, SC — Two South Carolina residents have been indicted as part of what federal officials are calling the largest healthcare fraud and illegal drug…