Burlington Reporter

Three Burlington officers cleared in excessive-force case

By Glenn Minnis | Jan 17, 2020

Three Burlington police officers have been exonerated in an excessive-force case following a monthlong investigation by the department’s Internal Affairs division, according to the Times News.

Column discusses pros, cons of nutritional science

By Glenn Minnis | Dec 15, 2019

At a time when the Locker Room, North Carolina’s statewide issues website, points to a legitimacy crisis in the world of psychology as a whole, the number of questions in the field of nutrition science rank near the top.

North Carolina AG joins other states to call on DeVos for debt exemption for Dream Center students

By Glenn Minnis | Nov 29, 2019

North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein is among a growing number of lawmakers across the country asking Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to release students from all debt they accrued while attending schools operated by long-troubled Dream Center Education Holdings LLC.

Even without budget, North Carolina covers 98 percent of fiscal spending

By Glenn Minnis | Nov 29, 2019

Even in the face of a budget veto by Gov. Roy Cooper, the North Carolina General Assembly has passed more than 98 percent of the funding for this fiscal year.

North Carolina senator criticizes governor on tax rate stance

By Glenn Minnis | Oct 23, 2019

North Carolina state Sen. Rick Gunn (R-Alamance) is calling out Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper for taking a bow for legislation he did all he could to keep from becoming law.