Chris Mumma, a North Carolina lawyer who has received many accolades as a champion for the falsely accused, now faces accusations from her peers. The State Bar, the organization that oversees lawyers ...

Simplicity is at the core of tiny living, yet many contemporary designs become overly complicated or even too big. The Big Mumma tiny is one of those creations that go back to basics – a micro ...

RALEIGH (WTVD) -- A disciplinary panel with the North Carolina State Bar unanimously voted that a prominent attorney accused of lawyer misconduct committed an ethical violation. The North Carolina ...

Chris Mumma, who successfully represented Dwayne Dail, Greg Taylor and others in their murder exonerations, is accused by the North Carolina State Bar of violating professional conduct rules during ...

An attorney who represented the first person in North Carolina released from prison after a being found innocent by a special judicial panel now faces charges from the group that regulates lawyers.

PHILO — A picture of John Mumma in overalls and a Chicago Cubs hat rested Thursday morning on the Philo Tavern chair where he always sat with other early morning coffee regulars. Anyone who knew him — ...

Christine Mumma, an advocate for the falsely accused who is facing professional misconduct accusations, insists that any missteps were motivated solely by her interest in freeing a wrongfully ...

Is this 'Swedish Christmas drink' an internet hoax or traditional tipple? This blend of beer and stout may have dubious credentials, but the flavours are fantastic nonetheless Everyone knows - or they ...

Robert Mumma’s family feud over his mother and sister’s decision to sell Pennsy Supply Inc. ended more than 17 years ago, but his fight with the company that bought it continues. This time, the fight ...

Her birth name was Lois. But to Lizz and Ben McLaughlin, she had always been Mumma—one of two Herefords they inherited when they rented their first farm. Over time, the McLaughlins bought more cattle, ...

Christine Mumma, director of the North Carolina Center on Actual Innocence, talks with Joseph Sledge during a break as a three-judge panel takes up Sledge’s claim of innocence at the Dempsey B.