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(05/01/24 12:22am)
Portions of North Carolina's regulations on abortion medication were overturned Tuesday in federal court because they unconstitutionally conflicted with the Congress' mandate to create a safe and effective regulatory system under the Food and Drug Administration.
(04/22/24 11:55pm)
Updated April 23 at 2:18 p.m.: In a statement released Tuesday on her campaign website, Moore said she is currently undergoing medical treatment and was grateful for her time serving on the Orange County Schools Board of Education.
(05/01/24 9:34am)
I’ve never cried in The Daily Tar Heel’s office.
(03/15/24 5:41pm)
The hotly contested election for the third available seat on the Orange County Schools Board of Education is headed for a runoff, the county's board of elections confirmed today in a meeting.
(03/06/24 3:22am)
Rep. Jeff Jackson (D-N.C. 14th) won Tuesday's Democratic primary for the state's attorney general position over former Durham district attorney Satana Deberry and attorney Tim Dunn. Jackson won just under 55 percent of the statewide vote.
(03/06/24 2:39am)
According to unofficial results, Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson and Attorney General Josh Stein each convincingly won their primary races for governor Tuesday night, setting up a long-anticipated, nationally watched and competitive gubernatorial election in November.
(03/05/24 10:15pm)
The Daily Tar Heel has covered a wide array of issues and produced dozens of stories on the 2024 primary elections.
(02/06/24 3:53am)
Led by former Republican state supreme court justice Bob Orr, several North Carolina voters sued state leaders last week in state court to establish a right to fair elections under the state constitution.
(01/26/24 6:57pm)
A federal judge declined today to issue a preliminary injunction on N.C. Senate maps passed by the General Assembly in October.
(01/23/24 10:14pm)
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper — a two-time UNC alum and self-proclaimed "diet soda sommelier" — is in his last year in the governor's seat. He's battled a Republican-led General Assembly since he was elected in 2016, and a Republican supermajority in both houses since April of last year.
(01/23/24 8:29pm)
During those marathon town council meetings, it seems like elected officials, Town staff and developers can use their own vocabularies to discuss affordable housing. The words don't make sense to an untrained ear. Cost burden, AMI, LUMO — what does any of it actually mean?
(01/05/24 11:04pm)
Linda's Bar and Grill, the 47-year-old restaurant that announced it will close Friday, is not shutting its doors permanently.
(12/19/23 4:26pm)
The N.C. NAACP, along with anti-gerrymandering group Common Cause, sued in federal court on Tuesday morning to stop the use of newly drawn maps because they constitute a racial gerrymander.
(12/04/23 11:31pm)
A new lawsuit filed Monday in federal court challenges several districts in North Carolina's new congressional maps and alleges they are an illegal racial gerrymander under the 14th and 15th amendments.
(11/29/23 4:26pm)
Updated Nov. 30 at 12:35 p.m.: Following an investigation into a bomb threat at Carrboro High School on Wednesday, the Carrboro Police Department has arrested and charged a Carrboro High student with making a false report concerning a destructive device.
(11/21/23 2:22am)
Updated Nov. 27 at 3:54 p.m.: On Monday, federal judge James Dever III rejected a motion for a speedy decision from the plaintiffs in a case alleging the new state senate maps were racially gerrymandered.
(11/17/23 6:28pm)
Elizabeth Sharp has officially won the fourth seat on the Chapel Hill Town Council, following more than a week of uncertainty over who would win the position because of uncounted ballots.
(11/09/23 10:00am)
On this episode of Before You Vote, City & State editor Ethan Horton breaks down the election results and talks about the behind the scenes of The DTH's local election coverage.
(11/13/23 3:53am)
When Editor-in-Chief Emmy Martin hired me in April to succeed her and be the 2023-24 city & state editor, I immediately created a document to plan for the 2023 elections.
(11/07/23 12:43am)
On this episode of Before You Vote, we are joined by the Opinion desk editor Le Ha and assistant editor Laney Crawley to take a closer look at the candidates who are running for Chapel Hill Town Council. We learn what each candidate said when the Opinion board asked: “What do you see as a solution for the lack of housing in Chapel Hill?” Listen now, for a collection of candidate responses and analysis of their points.