Ray Gronberg
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Chambers addressing water rights
A near-unanimous House agreed Tuesday evening that the state needs to put a moratorium on large new between-basins water transfers...
Data center needs
Data-center electricity needs are “unlike anything we’ve ever seen” and state officials will have to make their owners and operators...
Banking bill aims to stop scams of elderly
Bankers could gain the authority to delay some financial transactions if they suspect that an elderly client is being exploited,...
Housing deregulation bill advances
A bill that among other things would establish density minimums on residential land throughout the state is once again on...
Ticket sales
The Carolina Panthers and one of the state’s leading arts groups are opposing a House proposal that would clamp down...
Crypto as legal tender?
A House committee is scheduled today to take a up a bill that would make cryptocurrency “a valid medium of...
Breaking: Federal judge sides with Riggs
A Trump-appointed federal District Court judge has ordered North Carolina’s Board of Elections to certify Allison Riggs’ victory over Jefferson...
Bill would ban local “guaranteed income” programs
The House may advance legislation that would bar cities and counties like Durham from experimenting with no-strings-attached “guaranteed income” programs....
Housing update
While there’s no shortage of bills in either chamber that seek to boost North Carolina’s housing supply, it’s far from...
A liability exemption for AI developers?
There’s no shortage of bills pending in both chambers that would address AI and its uses, but House Deputy Majority...
Bill seeks to regulate homeless encampments
Rep. Brian Biggs, R-Randolph, wants the House and Senate to lay down what he calls some “clear guidance” to cities...
Black Caucus has a job for Boliek
Legislative Black Caucus leaders want State Auditor Dave Boliek and his staff to investigate the state’s assisted-living industry. Federal data...
Berger on Tine
Senate leader Phil Berger is voicing cautious optimism about the Stein administration’s choice of a new Division of Motor Vehicles...
