comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Vicki sawyer - Page 4 : comparemela.com

Some Mecklenburg County voters to be paired with Iredell County in proposed NC Senate map

North Carolina lawmakers on Tuesday started the map-making process for new state legislative districts. Democrats pressed Republicans for information as to how the maps would impact Black voters.

A Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Change North Carolina s Antiquated Child Marriage Law

A Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Change North Carolina s Antiquated Child Marriage Law The couple entered Drew Reisinger’s office in Asheville after a three-hour trip across two state lines. He was 49, and she had just turned 17. They’d traveled to North Carolina from Kentucky for the state’s more permissible marriage laws, they said.  It was 2019, one year after the state of Kentucky had passed a law banning marriage with someone under 18 without a court order. The couple wanted Reisinger, the Buncombe County register of deeds, to issue a license for their marriage in the Tar Heel state instead. Reisinger took the girl aside to ask her questions privately—she’d celebrated her 17th birthday less than a month before, still lived with her mother, who homeschooled her, and had no work experience. She still said she wanted to marry this man, who was her boyfriend. Reisinger quickly Googled Kentucky’s laws—as of 2018, the man’s relationship with

TV Q&A: Why so many weather teases on local newscasts?

Tribune-Review There are a lot of reasons why viewers turn to TV for weather forecasts. One is some viewers like to get that weather forecast from a familiar source, someone they trust after years of listening to that meteorologist deliver weather reports.   TribLIVE s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Trib Total Media TV writer Rob Owen answers reader questions every Wednesday at TribLive.com in a column that also appears in the Sunday Tribune-Review. Q: With the weather being a top headline lately, why do the local broadcasts tease us with “forecast and snow accumulations coming up”? Weather is available with the press of a button, why not just give us the forecast instead of these archaic news teases?

Friday News: Partisan politics, as usual

Submitted by BlueNC on Fri, 02/19/2021 - 08:30 CONSERVATIVES LAUNCH AD BLITZ ABOUT OPENING SCHOOLS: The State Government Leadership Foundation (SGLF) and N2 America announced Thursday that their new six-figure “Let Kids Learn” ad campaign will “highlight the true cost of keeping schools closed.” The campaign will target Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina and Virginia, where both groups say “union-controlled politicians” are refusing to reopen schools. The ad campaign is starting just as the Republican-controlled General Assembly passed legislation this week that requires North Carolina school districts but not charter schools to offer in-person learning. Senate Bill 37 would also require school districts to offer daily in-person classes to special-education students. Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper criticized the bill on Wednesday, saying it falls short of following state Department of Health and Human Services guidance and in giving state and local leaders the abilit

© 2025 Vimarsana

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.