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RALEIGH, N.C. -
Outgoing Gov. Mike Easley is complaining about how he and his administration have been treated by newspapers in North Carolina.
The News & Observer of Raleigh reported Tuesday that Easley said in an interview published Christmas Day by the News & Record of Greensboro that newspapers often publish stories that prompt questions from radio and television reporters.
Easley's comments came in audio posted on the News & Record's Web site. The governor, whose term ends in January, particularly complained about The News & Observer.
The Raleigh newspaper has published stories about problems with the state's probation and mental health systems. N&O executive editor John Drescher said the paper was doing its job by running tough stories.
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