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PAC hits McCrory with $1 million ad campaign
Another national PAC is coming after former Gov. Pat McCrory with new attack ads. An ad that surfaced Wednesday from...
Audit faults Golden LEAF for oversight of COVID business loans
Speed was key in the spring of 2020 when state leaders set up a “Rapid Recovery” loan program to help...
Follow The Money: Supreme Court primary
While the two races for N.C. Supreme Court will be hotly contested this year, only one has a primary.
New judge for Leandro education case
Republicans haven’t been happy with the judge overseeing the Leandro education funding lawsuit, so it’s no surprise that the Republican...
Cooper spotlights community college grants
This month, Cooper is putting a big emphasis on promoting a community college scholarship program he helped create. Tuesday marked...
N.C. House turnover by the numbers
The House principal clerk’s office recently released a list of the legislators who are either running unopposed for re-election or...
Legislators talk education partnerships in Union County
The House committee charged with determining the future of education spent Monday evening in Union County hearing success stories from...
Cherokee push for Medicaid expansion is rooted in history
In his presentation to lawmakers last week, Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority CEO Casey Cooper provided a history lesson on the...
Some may need to re-file tax returns
Speaking of the technical corrections bill that was signed into law last week, the N.C. Department of Revenue says it...
Electric coops, broadband providers spar over power pole rules
One of the biggest challenges for expanding North Carolina’s broadband infrastructure involves the degree to which internet providers can tap...
Lawmakers dig into hurricane recovery delays in Lumberton
Legislators heard an emotional plea for help when they held a meeting in Lumberton Thursday to hear updates on hurricane...
Massive flood planning study under way
To make sure future storms aren’t as devastating as Florence and Matthew, the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality is creating...
Moore, plaintiffs’ attorneys disagree on whether legislative maps can be redrawn
State legislators will likely be back in front of the redistricting computers next year to redraw new congressional maps, but...