The Democratic National Committee is threatening to sue the North Carolina State Board of Elections over a plan to remove voters with missing ID information from the rolls. A new poll ahead of key U.S. Senate announcements outlines a possible path to victory for conservatives. North Carolina has joined other states in suing the federal government over frozen education funds. An audit found that DHHS allowed Medicaid providers to continue operating despite license issues. Meanwhile, a Charlotte study finds that increased housing density doesn’t necessarily reduce home values, and Carolina Journal has won 15 awards from the NC Press Association.

<p>The Democratic National Committee is threatening to sue the North Carolina State Board of Elections over a plan to remove voters with missing ID information from the rolls. A new poll ahead of key U.S. Senate announcements outlines a possible path to victory for conservatives. North Carolina has joined other states in suing the federal government over frozen education funds. An audit found that DHHS allowed Medicaid providers to continue operating despite license issues. Meanwhile, a Charlotte study finds that increased housing density doesn&rsquo;t necessarily reduce home values, and Carolina Journal has won 15 awards from the NC Press Association.</p>

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<p>The Carolina Journal News Hour on WBT focuses on state-wide news, politics, and business stories that impact the lives of the residents of Charlotte and all of North Carolina utilizing the exceptional resources of The Carolina Journal.</p>