North Carolina House approves budget with veto-proof support
By BRYAN ANDERSONThe North Carolina House on Thursday approved a two-year budget with enough support to thwart a potential veto from Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper.The budget process is far from over, as the Republican-controlled House and Senate still need to […]
Read MoreThe Battle Over Vaccine Passports Heats Up
By DR. JOY MARTINEZ, Staff Writer A popular Durham bar is the latest business to announce that it will begin requiring indoor patrons to show proof of vaccination for COVID-19. Kingfisher, on East Chapel Hill St., announced via social media […]
Read MoreVirginia contends with Confederate names on side streets
By MATTHEW BARAKAT It came as a surprise to Mottrom Drive resident Beau Fitzpatrick that he lives on a street named for a Confederate soldier. “Really? I always assumed it was named for an apple, or apple juice,” he said, […]
Read MoreNC college students must get COVID shot or be tested weekly
By BRYAN ANDERSON Tens of thousands of North Carolina college students will need to get a COVID-19 vaccine or be tested weekly, according the University of North Carolina System. The system serving roughly 250,000 students at 16 public colleges and […]
Read MoreWomen send powerful message in Olympic track and field
By EDDIE PELLS They set records everyone saw coming and others that surprised the experts. They suffered, and battled, and spoke their truth in ways that hadn’t been heard before. Over nine days at the near-empty Olympic Stadium, the women […]
Read MoreAlternative to traditional criminal court expands in SC
A South Carolina prosecutor is using a federal grant to expand a program that can let non-violent criminals who are veterans or addicted to drugs avoid prison. The 14th Judicial Circuit’s Multidisciplinary Court program is expanding from Beaufort County into […]
Read MoreShaw University Announces Executive Directorof Center for Racial and Social Justice, Dr. Erin H. Moore
Dr. Erin H. Moore joins the CRSJ with a diverse range of experience in higher education, telecommunications, and nonprofits. The Shaw University Center for Racial and Social Justice (CRSJ) is elated to announce Dr. Erin H. Moore as the new […]
Read MoreAnalysis: What is Happening to Humanity?
By DANI ROSS, Staff Writer Our world is in such chaos that even the earth itself is revolting. Across the globe citizens, who are tired of being marginalized and ignored, are rising up to fight against their governments. Circumstances have […]
Read MoreBiles returns to Olympic competition, wins bronze on beam
By WILL GRAVES Simone Biles found something a little more manageable than the weight of the world. Bronze. The American gymnastics superstar earned her seventh Olympic medal and second in Tokyo with a third-place finish in the balance beam final […]
Read MoreEvictions expected to spike as federal moratorium ends
By MICHAEL CASEY Evictions, which have mostly been on pause during the pandemic, are expected to ramp up on Monday after the expiration of a federal moratorium as housing courts take up more cases and tenants are locked out of […]
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