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Dan Kane

Raleigh

Staff Writer, Investigative Team at The News & Observer

I'm on the News & Observer's investigative team. Email: [email protected]

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  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Dan Kane

    A state judge who previously dismissed a defamation case that has revealed secret moves to legalize casinos in North Carolina rejected an effort to remove him from the case, and said he would report the attorneys involved to the NC State Bar for disciplinary proceedings.

  • 1 week ago | newsobserver.com | Dan Kane

    Last year, two North Carolina nonprofits with ties to powerful state politicians took lawmakers on expensivetrips outside of the state. One took them on a distillery tour in the Louisville,Ky., area; the other to the Summer Olympics in Paris. But what the public can learn about who paid for what and who benefited is incomplete, due to limitations in the state's ethics and lobbying laws.

  • 2 weeks ago | thetimesnews.com | Dan Kane

    The State Board of Elections has revealed its first criminal convictions — two guilty pleas, one by a Burlington man, to a misdemeanor charge — in the six years since state lawmakers made campaign finance investigations secret. That outcome drew little praise from a campaign finance watchdog whose complaint to the elections board prompted the case. He says it took too long and resulted in too little.

  • 2 weeks ago | charlotteobserver.com | Dan Kane

    Demonstrators and spectators gather around a toppled Confederate statue known as Silent Sam Monday, August 20, 2018 at UNC-Chapel Hill. Demonstrators surrounded and obscured the statue with large banners before toppling it. [email protected] The State Board of Elections has revealed its first criminal convictions - two guilty pleas to a misdemeanor charge - in the six years after state lawmakers made campaign finance investigations secret.

  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Dan Kane

    The State Board of Elections has revealed its first criminal convictions — two guilty pleas to a misdemeanor charge — in the six years after state lawmakers made campaign finance investigations secret. That outcome drew little praise from a campaign finance watchdog whose complaint to the elections board prompted the case. He says it took too long and resulted in too little.

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1 Dec 22

RT @newsobserver: 🐔 Tomorrow: @theobserver and @newsobserver investigate NC’s largest agricultural industry. After years of growth, poultry…

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11 Nov 22

RT @TravisFain: The ⁦@NCGOP⁩ seems to have deleted this tweet about the governor marking the anniversary of the Wilmington Massacre. FWIW I…