North Carolina is joining the Military Spouse Transition Network to help state employees who move between states because of their spouse’s redeployment in the military, the Office of State Human Resources announced last week.
Time is running out for third parties to collect enough signatures to get candidates on the November ballot. There’s a good chance you won’t see names from the Green Party or Constitution Party in the election.
During a brief no-vote session on Wednesday, House Speaker Tim Moore reiterated a promise that this year’s short session will actually be short. Noting that last year’s long stretched on far beyond what anyone wanted, “as long as that was, we want this to be as short,” he told lawmakers.
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Anti-Trump Congressman Adam Kinzinger’s leadership PAC is joining the pile-on of attack ads against U.S. Rep. Madison Cawthorn.
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A Democratic primary in North Raleigh will likely determine who will get the extra state Senate seat that Wake County got thanks to its rapid population growth.
House primaries in Robeson County could determine whether the legislature has American Indian representation next year. Rep. Charles Graham, D-Robeson, is giving up his House District 47 seat to run for Congress, and two Republicans and two Democrats are vying to replace him
Meredith College released its spring poll on Tuesday, covering a wide range of policy topics from Medicaid expansion and medical marijuana to abortion and distracted driving.
The N.C. Department of Public Instruction on Tuesday announced the recipients of $395.8 million in school construction grants, funding 14 projects across mostly rural counties.
Secretary of State Elaine Marshall said Monday that her office is expanding a pilot program that helps new small business creators in rural counties.
Democratic primary voters might be surprised to open their ballot to find 11 different choices for U.S. Senate.
Who do you attack when your preferred candidate has seven different opponents? That’s the challenge for Club For Growth as it backs former N.C. State football player Bo Hines in a crowded primary for the 13th congressional district.
The Republican primary for the N.C. Court of Appeals seat held by former House Democratic Leader Darren Jackson is getting heated.
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