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Monday, November 18, 2013
News First Drip (11/18/13): N.C. insurance regulators to the rescue, ills of the Pill, more
Posted By Ana McKenzie on Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 10:15 AM
We are accepting entires for our second annual fiction contest.
A gunman entered a newspaper's office in Paris today and opened fire, striking a 27-year-old photographer's assistant.
N.C. insurance regulators plan on expediting the rate review process to prevent thousands of people from losing their coverage.
Violent storms in 12 states left behind death and destruction.
The local boy whose foster parents tied a dead chicken around his neck made national news after more reports of his abuse were made public.
A new study suggests long-term use of the Pill leads to blindness.
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