Easley talks up N.C. foreclosure law. 12/04/2008 08:41 AM. By: News 14 Carolina Web Staff. Gov. Mike Easley. RALEIGH -- Gov. Mike Easley is in Florida, speaking about North Carolina’s new foreclosure law. ...
Community organizer for the local NC ACORN group, The Rev. Melvin Whitley, says it's too easy for criminals to buy ammo, and he plans to close that loophole. ACORN'S initiative would expand the law to include ammunition, ...
As an aside, hopefully as more states implement better data systems we’ll see more research from more states. Right now the extent to which North Carolina, Florida, Tennessee, and Texas are driving the debate is a little disconcerting… ...
ASHEVILLE, NC (December 2, 2008) — A federal court ruling today will force Duke Energy to meet stringent Clean Air Act requirements for control of hazardous air pollution from the 800-megawatt addition to its Cliffside coal-fired power ...
National and state law enforcement, justice-serving companies and forensic science researchers will learn more about state-of-the-art capabilities for crime scene investigation and review recent forensic activities held at NC State. ...
HIGH POINT – High Point firefighter Scott Stanley, who was hit by a car while responding to a car accident, said he wants to use his experience to call attention to North Carolina’s “Move Over Law.” The law requires drivers to move one ...
The National Governors Association is recommending national legislation based on North Carolina’s program, which Easley signed into law this summer. Earlier this week the governor discussed the foreclosure prevention program with ...
Mortgage lender Countrywide Financial Corp. will refund $11.5 million to 4800 NC homeowners under a settlement with the state banking commissioner, the commissioner's office announced today.
Examiners identified serious violations of North Carolina's lending laws regarding charges on first and second mortgage loans. According to NCCOB's examination, approximately 3800 borrowers were overcharged on first mortgage loans and ...
"You went from $4 a gallon gas (to) the holiday season," Shaheen said during a break in meetings of the North Carolina Education Lottery Commission. "They're still playing, I just don't think they're buying as often." ...
