North Carolina
With the election about a month away, Clinton is talking to Black men about jobs, family, and social justice.
According to WRAL – TV’s meterologist Elizabeth Gardner if the center of circulation of hurricane Matthew continues its vigorous path over the SW tip of Haiti and on its northward path then it will put it off the east coast of Florida by Thursday night or early Friday morning and off North Carolina’s coast over the weekend. […]
In this edition of Faith Walking, Erica Campbell says that in these turbulent times more than ever, we really have to lean on our faith. She speaks on the violent riots that have sprung up from protests, particularly in North Carolina, after the death of an unarmed black man at the hands of police. As […]
Word of a gas shortage has people in N. Carolina, S. Carolina and Georgia lining up at the pumps to get fuel. “Out of service” bags can be found covering pumps at stations that are out of gasoline due to a pipeline rupture and lead of thousands of gallons of gas in Alabama. The company […]
The NCAA announced yesterday that it has relocated seven championship events — including early rounds of the men’s basketball tournament scheduled for Greensboro — because of a controversial state law, HB2. HB2 blocks anti-discrimination protections and requires people to use bathrooms corresponding to their birth gender rather than the sex they identify with. Two schools […]
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is calling out the Republicans in North Carolina for making it harder for Black people to vote in the state. The state board of elections voted to reduce early voting hours in 23 counties. Back in 2008, early voting hours were increased in 70 counties. The board also slashed Sunday […]
On Wednesday after a three-day hearing, Judge Hudson vacated the double murder-conviction based on a trail of DNA evidence, again citing reasonable doubt, which included misconduct on behalf of the police and prosecutor.
Other speakers at the event tried ramping up support by laying out the Republican Party's historic relationship with African-Americans. Though in the last 100 years, the GOP has struggled to find footing with Blacks and Latinos.
Gov. Bel and President Barack Obama declared a state of emergency, freeing up funds for flood related assistance.
A White man claiming to be a neighborhood watch member in Raleigh, North Carolina, has been charged for the murder of a Black man. Chad Copley was inside his garage on Sunday when he fired a shotgun and hit 20-year-old Kouren-Rodney Bernard Thomas. Before the fatal shooting, Copley called 911 several times to complain about what he described as […]