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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Board of Trustees approved a change that would divert $2.3 million of diversity spending from state funds to go toward public safety and policing at a special meeting to address the university's budget. The board's vote would only impact UNC-Chapel Hill's diversity funding, which could result in the loss of its diversity office.
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Students convicted would lose their eligibility for any federal grant, loan, or work assistance.
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The 9-Element Watershed plan identifies stormwater projects that would not only mitigate flooding but improve the water quality of the creek.
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The runoffs will determine the G-O-P nominees for state auditor and lieutenant governor. That's because both positions attracted lots of candidates in the March primary, and no one got above the 30-percent threshold to win outright.
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Mom's deceased former boyfriend named as suspect in teen's disappearance from La Grange home in 2001Investigators said Eric Moore, the then-boyfriend of Timika’s mother Cosondra Best, had long criminal history, was convicted of multiple sex offenses, including child sex charges, as well as kidnapping, and served time in prison.
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Richard Sparrow was accused of repeatedly sexually molesting and assaulting a juvenile.
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Fresh off a Congressional Delegation trip to Israel, North Carolina U.S. Senator Ted Budd and his colleague Joni Ernst of Iowa have sent a letter to President Biden, demanding answers over his administration’s withholding of ammunition to Israel.
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U.S. Congressmen Don Davis and his colleague August Pfluger of Texas introduced the bipartisan Old Drugs, New Cures Act.
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Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger told reporters lawmakers will have a better sense in a couple of weeks of whether the budget process will, in his words, "go off the rails" or stay on target for completion by the start of the fiscal year on July 1st.
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The state Senate passed a bill Thursday designed to protect Jockey's Ridge on the Outer Banks from damaging development projects.