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A federal judge is allowing a Cleveland County Emergency Medical Services worker to proceed with a potential class-action lawsuit dealing with overtime pay.
A federal judge is allowing a Cleveland County Emergency Medical Services worker to proceed with a potential class-action lawsuit dealing with overtime pay.
 
Today, Governor Roy Cooper signed the following bills into law: House Bill 902 & 4 others
Today, Governor Roy Cooper signed the following bills into law: House Bill 902 & 4 others
 
Governor Cooper signed the following bill into law: House Bill 283
Governor Cooper signed the following bill into law: House Bill 283
 
The N.C. General Assembly gave final approval today to Conner’s Law (House Bill 283) – legislation named in honor of fallen state Trooper Kevin Conner who was murdered last year during a routine traffic stop in Columbus County.
The N.C. General Assembly gave final approval today to Conner’s Law (House Bill 283) – legislation named in honor of fallen state Trooper Kevin Conner who was murdered last year during a routine traffic stop in Columbus County.
 
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