Former Gov. Mike Easley agrees to an Alford plea to a state campaign finance violation.
U.S. Attorney George Holding informs Joe Cheshire, the attorney for former Gov. Mike Easley, that a federal investigation of Easley's activities will end with a guilty plea to a state campaign finance violation.
A subpoena received by the state Department of Transportation on May 5, 2010, covers several current and former officials.
A federal grand jury indicted the lawyer for former Gov. Mike Easley on Jan. 21, 2010, on 51 counts of public corruption.
The state Highway Patrol conducted an internal investigation into the disappearance of former Gov. Mike Easley's travel records for 2005.
A panel appointed by Gov. Beverly Perdue found no wrongdoing in the disappearance of former Gov. Mike Easley's 2005 travel records.
Court stays order quashing Ruffin Poole's subpoena to testify in Easley campaign finance case.
An order quashing the subpoena for Ruffin Poole to appear before the state Board of Elections in the Mike Easley campaign finance probe.
June 21, 2004, Board of Election letter to John Wallace, lawyer for Easley campaign
Easley's missing travel records
Mike Easley investigation, Mary Easley ausits
reimbursement for questionable contributions, including flights for Mike Easley
reimbursing for improper contributions
Oblinger e-mails about Mary Easley hiring cannot be recovered.
seeks more records of Mary Easley's employment
Records linked to Mike Easley, Mary Easley, McQueen Campbell and others
July 2: NCSU letter to Easley's attorney outlines grievance process
June 29 letter from Easley's attorney: Mary Easley will appeal termination
Oblinger's missing e-mails on Mary Easley's hiring
Interim Chancellor Jim Woodward cuts Nielsen's three-year payout.
June 10, 2009
Mike Easley discussed position with McQueen Campbell
James Oblinger resigns over Larry Nielsen payout
A May 13, 2009, letter from N.C. State Chancellor James Oblinger to Provost Larry Nielsen setting the financial terms for his resignation and transition to the faculty.
A June 22, 2005, letter from N.C. State Chancellor James Oblinger to then interim Provost Larry Nielsen offering him the position permanently.
N.C. State Board of Trustees Chairman Bob Jordan called for a review of ex-provost Larry Nielsen's pay package after his resignation.
E-mail to Larry Nielsen
Mike Easley, Mary Easley investigation
Memo to Larry Nielsen laying out her "unique abilities"
Larry Nielsen's handwritten notes
N.C. State University officials were subpoenaed to appear before a federal grand jury and provide information about Mary Easley's hiring and promotion.
Federal investigators subpoenaed travel records for former Gov. Mike Easley from the state Highway Patrol, as well as Capt. Alan Melvin, who led Easley's security detail.
N.C. State University Provost Larry Nielsen submitted his resignation on May 14, 2009, citing stress over questions about Mary Easley's hiring.
Mike Easley's purchase of GMC Yukon used by his son
Mike Easley investigation
Mike Easley investigation
Mike Easley investigation
Annual reviews for 2006, 2007 and 2008 for Mary Easley's job at N.C. State University
Justification for Mary Easley pay raise
UNC President Erskine Bowles sent a handwritten note to Mary Easley commending her job performance.
at N.C. State in 2006 and 2007
Letter from Larry Nielsen to Mary Easley on initial job
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