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The N.C. Court of Appeals has blocked a lower court ruling that would place a referendum on Fayetteville's ballot for changing city council elections.
The N.C. Court of Appeals has blocked a lower court ruling that would place a referendum on Fayetteville's ballot for changing city council elections.
 
Fayetteville and its council members have asked the N.C. Court of Appeals to intervene in a dispute about the "Vote Yes Fayetteville" ballot referendum.
Fayetteville and its council members have asked the N.C. Court of Appeals to intervene in a dispute about the "Vote Yes Fayetteville" ballot referendum.
 
Four convicted murderers were back in court on Thursday in Fayetteville. They were put back on death row in December 2015 after the North Carolina Supreme Court ruled their case regarding the Racial Justice Act would go back to the lower courts to be heard again
Four convicted murderers were back in court on Thursday in Fayetteville. They were put back on death row in December 2015 after the North Carolina Supreme Court ruled their case regarding the Racial Justice Act would go back to the lower courts to be heard again
 
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