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Responding to Charlotte child's death, NC House passes new child welfare regulations Original

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By Colin Campbell Verified
| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified
The state House voted unanimously Wednesday to approve new child welfare regulations in response to the death of a 6-year-old in Charlotte. Dominique Moody died last December from abuse and neglect even though the issue had been reported to police and social services. Rep. Carla Cunningham, U-Mecklenburg, is sponsoring the bill with Rep. Allen Chesser, R-Nash.
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Granville County joins efforts to move early voting sites under new GOP elections board majority

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By Colin Campbell Verified
| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified
The Board of Elections in Granville County voted along party lines Tuesday to eliminate an early voting site in the fast-growing Creedmoor area and move a site away from downtown Oxford. Granville is the latest county to make changes to early voting locations since Republicans gained a majority on local election boards. The shift is the result of the legislature's action in 2024 to shift appointment authority from the governor to the state auditor, who is a Republican.
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NC Senate bill would cap hospital CEO pay, give state treasurer new 'tool' Original

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By Colin Campbell Verified
| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified
The state Senate is considering putting a cap on how much nonprofit hospital CEOs can be paid, part of a broader healthcare bill that passed a committee on Tuesday. Sen. Jim Burgin, R-Harnett, says hospital leaders should have their pay capped at a level based on their lowest-paid employee.
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