Health Care Legislators discuss COVID state of emergency Republican lawmakers continue to voice concerns with Gov. Roy Cooper’s COVID-19 state of emergency declaration, which is currently set to...
Elections Walker says he’s being pressured to drop out Former U.S. Rep. Mark Walker said Monday that he’s been pressured to drop out of the U.S. Senate race and...
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Health Care A look at the new NCDHHS headquarters The new headquarters of the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services will look a lot smaller than its current...
Health Care New ruling in Certificate of Need fight The N.C. Court of Appeals last week shot down a Certificate of Need lawsuit from a dialysis provider upset that...
Elections Two Cawthorn opponents that deserve more attention But if you watch one of the main TV stations in western N.C., Asheville-based WLOS, you’ll see ads for two...
Elections Ad Watch: McCrory hits Budd, but not on TV Former Gov. Pat McCrory launched a new ad Wednesday seeking to capitalize on U.S. Rep. Madison Cawthorn’s unpopularity with some...
Education Cooper’s new appointments for State Board of Education, Board of Review John Blackburn, the former president and general manager of Linville Resorts, Inc., in Linville, is Cooper's pick to represent the...
Elections Poll Watch: Budd leads McCrory Emerson College Polling is finding a big lead for U.S. Rep. Ted Budd in the Republican Senate primary.
Budget & Taxes Another shot at business grants with $203.5 million still left unspent With $203.5 million still left unspent, the state’s Business Recovery Grant program will reopen its application process on May 2...
Elections Campaign Spotlight: House District 112 Mecklenburg County’s growth has created an opportunity for a political comeback in the House. The new redistricting maps include a...