
York County residents demand halt to Silfab Solar over zoning, safety concerns amid legal battles
This comes as two newly filed lawsuits raise more questions about the future of the project.
Judicial and legal news

This comes as two newly filed lawsuits raise more questions about the future of the project.

A jury convicted a Canadian tourist of animal cruelty charges for snatching a flamingo named Peachy at a Las Vegas hotel.

A federal judge will allow North Carolina election officials to move forward with two mail-in ballot provisions challenged in a lawsuit. The judge issued an order Monday rejecting a request for a preliminary injunction. The post Judge rejects injunction in federal NC mail-in ballot lawsuit appeared first on Carolina Journal.

Police say they tracked down the car early Monday. The juvenile who was hit remains in the hospital with life-threatening injuries.

Mississippi's attorney general said the officer who shot into a car, killing a 1-year-old boy, was justified in the use of force.

The nation’s highest court will not take a second look at a decade-old copyright dispute related to the recovery of pirate Blackbeard’s sunken flagship. The post SCOTUS will not take second look at NC Blackbeard copyright dispute appeared first on Carolina Journal.

The suspect faces multiple charges related to a crash that killed two people on Highway 160 over the weekend.

According to court documents, Brandon R. Fox was out of jail on bond for several violent felonies when he the shooting occurred.

President Donald Trump plans to close Washington’s historic East Potomac Golf Course for 15 months as a legal challenge to his renovation moves forward.

A Norwegian teenager convicted of traveling to Britain to carry out a contract killing on behalf of an international crime gang linked to Iran was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison.

Investigators said a large party was happening at the location when a fight broke out, leading to the shooting.

The NAACP of Charlotte Mecklenburg is calling for the release of the names of the CMPD officers involved in a racist group text. Three officers have resigned and three others have been recommended for termination. The FBI is investigating to see if any officers acted on their bias in interactions with civilians.

A New Mexico judge dismissed a grand jury indictment that accused actor Timothy Busfield of four counts of criminal sexual contact with a child.

Both lawsuits are declaratory judgment actions in York County Court, and neither seeks damages.

Of the 15 registered sex offenders charged, one remains wanted.

Alex Murdaugh’s defense can do their own tests of unknown DNA found under his wife’s fingernails after she and her son were shot to death in 2021, a judge said Friday, part of an increasingly bitter battle over what evidence can be used in his retrial next year on murder charges.

Amber Guyger, a former Texas police officer convicted in the shooting death of Botham Jean, has been released from prison after being granted parole.

A Lexington woman faces felony and misdemeanor charges related to alleged animal neglect and an unlicensed rescue operation.

Skip Alston noted there is no immediate urgency because there are currently no data center developers actively seeking to establish projects in Guilford County.

Mooresville is asking North Carolina’s second-highest court to reverse a trial judge’s ruling that would force the town to release security video showcasing the “pantless mayor.” The post Mooresville urges court to block release of ‘pantless mayor’ video appeared first on Carolina Journal.