State proposes privatizing Medicaid
State officials announced a multi-year draft of a plan to reform North Carolina’s Medicaid program last week, effectively moving it toward privatization.
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State officials announced a multi-year draft of a plan to reform North Carolina’s Medicaid program last week, effectively moving it toward privatization.
If someone drives drunk in North Carolina, they are still eligible for parole — but the same cannot be said for most other crimes.
Anal sex is still legally prohibited in North Carolina and 15 other states.
Whether it was holding hands with her partner or feeling accepted in her workplace, Sarah Gage has faced discrimination for her sexual identity in her home of Wilmington.
North Carolina juveniles convicted of first degree murder between the years of 1994 and 2012 had one option: life in prison without parole.
Nearly two years after a coal ash spill in North Carolina’s Dan River, state leaders and legislators have yet to agree on the best method for storage of the hazardous waste.
North Carolina has a human trafficking problem.
North Carolina leaders and the U.S. Department of Justice struck a deal in 2012 to improve patient care and ease living transitions for mentally ill residents.
The search for the next East Carolina University chancellor has begun but not without some hurdles.
Yik Yak is facing non-anonymous criticism from women’s and civil rights groups for harassing, threatening content featured on the app.
In response to the Syrian refugee crisis, Diya Abdo, chairperson of the English department at Guilford College in Greensboro, has challenged academic institutions to re-envision their campuses as sanctuaries for refugees.
Regional mental health agencies will have to adjust to drastic funding cuts from North Carolina’s budget, which was passed Sept. 18.
More than one year after the UNC-system Board of Governors passed a cap and freeze policy — limiting the amount of tuition revenue universities can use for need-based financial aid — UNC-system schools continue to feel the heat.