Health Care Moore blasts Cancer Society’s Medicaid ads House Republicans aren’t happy about a series of American Cancer Society ads blaming them for blocking Medicaid expansion.
Elections Follow The Money: Judicial primary PAC One way for political campaign organizations to obscure their finances is to wait until after Election Day to file final...
Elections Are unaffiliated voters really independent? There’s a lot of talk about the rise of unaffiliated voters, who now outnumber registered Democrats and Republicans, according to...
Elections Latest redistricting fight: Who should pay special masters? The advocacy groups that filed the initial lawsuit say the legislature ought to pay, arguing that its “unconstitutional conduct” created...
Health Care Ad Watch: Cancer Society hits Bell over Medicaid The American Cancer Society’s political arm is coming after House Majority Leader John Bell, R-Wayne, with ads criticizing his unwillingness...
Health Care Hemp legislation could move this week With a deadline fast approaching at the end of the month, this could be the week that legislation legalizing hemp...
Health Care Pricing transparency bill still faces some objections Compromise legislation over pricing transparency for the State Health Plan will likely get a concurrence vote in the House this...
Education UNC construction funding shift draws concerns Here’s a sign of the times in the construction world: The cost of a new dining hall for Elizabeth City...
Budget & Taxes Computer glitch brings reprieve for late taypayers Good news for anyone who didn’t pay their taxes on time: The legislature voted Thursday to cut the penalty in...
Budget & Taxes Week of June 27 most likely for budget votes The budget bill might not be ready for a vote next week after all.
Health Care Cooper nominees near final confirmation votes Four of Gov. Roy Cooper’s nominees are heading to a confirmation vote on the Senate floor, the final step to...
Health Care Second time’s the charm for Medicaid bill Legislation for the next phase of the Medicaid Transformation shift to managed care is heading back to the Senate floor...
Education Cooper to lose board appointments A bill to eliminate the governor’s appointments to the community college board of trustees in Senate leader Phil Berger’s home...
Budget & Taxes Budget vote possible next week? Legislative leaders said Tuesday that they’re close to reaching a budget agreement, raising the possibility that floor votes could come...
