A new lawsuit claims Spruce Pine Police didn’t maintain adequate policies for the use of Tasers. Other agencies have faced similar claims.
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Exonerated But Still Behind Bars
A judge said two men incarcerated for 23 years didn’t kill the grandfather of NBA star Chris Paul. So why are they still in prison?
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Be Fir Real
The latest news and updates from across North Carolina, in your inbox every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. *|DATE: l, M. j, Y|* View This Email In Your BrowserSupport The Assembly Presented by ☀️ In Today’s Edition 1. Pining for Something Real at Frosty’s2. Political News In Brief3. It’s In the Syllabus4. What We’re Reading5. Our […]
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Discord on the Massage Board
Critics have raised concerns about the state massage board’s unique legal arrangement.
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On the Hunt for N.C.’s Biggest Trees
Two arborists’ uncommon hobby takes them deep into the woods to look for the state’s leafy giants. Plus a lot of other news.
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The Lawyers Who Kept Screwing Up
A section of the NCDOJ repeatedly erred and antagonized federal judges–even in cases they were all but guaranteed to win.
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More Diagnoses, More Demand
As demand for autism services soars, state health officials are trying to contain Medicaid costs.
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December Edition: From Crisis to Opportunity
The best of The Assembly’s work from the last month, including tracking spending to address opioid abuse and CPB in Charlotte.
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The Fault in Our Czars
President Trump tapped Michael Whatley to oversee Hurricane Helene recovery efforts. Will it come back to haunt him?
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Signs, Signs Everywhere There’s Signs
Ever wonder how a restaurant or gas station gets its logo on those signs telling travelers where they can stop?