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Democrats to vote on leadership this weekend
Democratic Party leaders from across the state will meet this weekend to elect their state party chair – a contest...
House to vote next week on Medicaid expansion bill
The House plans to vote next week on expanding Medicaid, but it’s unclear if the legislature is any closer to...
House looks to recycle a recycling bill
Rep. Harry Warren, R-Rowan, hopes the third time will be the charm for his bill to add new incentives for...
Two appointments confirmed in Senate
The Senate unanimously confirmed two key appointments by Gov. Roy Cooper during its first voting session of the year Tuesday.
Amendment could have three-fifths support
A proposed constitutional amendment to elect the State Board of Education gained a critical supporter from the minority party on...
State Health Plan details reasons why Aetna beat Blue Cross
State Treasurer Dale Folwell’s team released public records Tuesday that detailed how Blue Cross Blue Shield lost its contract administering...
Newborn ‘surrender’ law getting an update
Senators want to tweak the state’s “safe surrender” law that allows parents of newborns to give up their babies without...
Will Regan run for office?
A persistent rumor in political circles these days is that EPA Administrator Michael Regan, the former secretary of the N.C....
Cooper campaign posts big 2022 fundraising numbers
Which Council of State member raised the most money in the second half of 2022? It wasn’t one of the...
All Democrats co-sponsoring abortion bill
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Truitt wants more control over training center
Legislation to mandate a specific vendor for educational software climbed aboard a broader “education omnibus” bill Tuesday. House Bill 26...
High staff vacancies dominate confirmation hearing for prisons’ leader
The prison system’s 40% staff vacancy rate was a key focus Tuesday at a Senate confirmation hearing for Secretary of...
House bill picks vendor for education software
It’s rare for state legislators to decide exactly which company should get a major state government contract.