The Triangle's best restaurants
Greg Cox gives his picks for the area's best restaurants. Get the list here.
New pesticide rules posed
Farmworkers' advocates say $1.6 million plan misses mark.
Ag-Mart settlement with couple OK'd
State Briefs: A Florida court has approved a settlement between Ag-Mart Produce Inc. and a farmworker couple whose baby was born without limbs after the mother worked in the company's North Carolina tomato fields while pregnant.
Grower settles with limbless child
Tomato grower Ag-Mart will pay for the lifelong care of a field worker's child who was born with no arms and legs, lawyers said Monday.
Board revives pesticide case
Tomato grower Ag-Mart will face a new hearing this summer to determine whether it exposed its field workers to toxic chemicals in pesticides sprayed on crops.
Pesticide panel gets up to speed
A new state task force on pesticide use convened for the first time Thursday.
State to rethink 271 charges in Ag-Mart case
Tomato grower's fight far from over.
State may tighten pesticide use
Lawsuit weakens against tomato grower Ag-Mart.
Hearing pits state against Ag-Mart
The two-year-old case accusing tomato grower Ag-Mart of exposing workers to harmful pesticides will remain undecided for at least another month.
Pesticide case limping to end
The state's pesticide case against tomato grower Ag-Mart is winding down. But some advocates say that the state failed to reveal the full story of what happened.
Judge faults case against Ag-Mart
A judge has recommended that the state Agriculture Department drop nearly all its 369 charges of pesticide violations against tomato grower Ag-Mart, the company says.
Bill would aid migrant whistle-blowers
House bill targets pesticide reporting.
Ag-Mart denies charges
Despite setbacks, state isn't giving up on pesticide case.
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