Post HB2, North Carolina may have its first transgender legislators
North Carolina has never had an openly transgender individual serve in the state legislature. In 2020, that could change. Two openly transgender ...
Read More »North Carolina has never had an openly transgender individual serve in the state legislature. In 2020, that could change. Two openly transgender ...
Read More »The North Carolina Division Sons of Confederate Veterans Inc. has for years been violating federal tax laws, operating a political action committee in ...
Read More »In the past decade, tax cuts and education have been the main issues affecting budget proposals for the state.
Read More »The General Assembly turned majority-Republican in 2010, and with it the Board of Governors experienced a significant turnover in membership.
Read More »In an email recently leaked by one of its recipients, Kevin Stone, leader of the N.C. Division Sons of Confederate Veterans Inc., detailed secret negotiations ...
Read More »The Superior Court of Wake County issued an injunction to halt the candidate filing period for 2020 N.C. congressional primary races so that the court ...
Read More »After years of what they deem as unreasonable salaries, teachers are starting to speak out, especially after Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed a bill to raise average ...
Read More »Newly ratified Bill 199 adds measures to protect sexual assault victims.
Read More »A lawsuit from the NAACP and Clean Air Carolina continues to challenge the authority North Carolina lawmakers had in creating ballot amendments in 2018. ...
Read More »This bill comes just months after Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed a bill that would have forced local sheriffs to comply with U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement ...
Read More »The state court agreed with the plaintiffs and declared the redrawn maps unconstitutional on Sept. 3, and ordered them redrawn again by Sept. 19.
Read More »Graig Meyer, the state representative for House District 50 covering portions of Orange and Durham counties, discusses campus sexual assault.
Read More »After interim UNC-System President Bill Roper said he will not seek to serve in his role in a permanent capacity, the search for a new system president ...
Read More »The majority of recent bills that the General Assembly has passed are above the continuation budget from the last fiscal year. Gov. Cooper has signed ...
Read More »New legislative maps have passed in the N.C. Senate and N.C. House and now require approval from the three-judge panel in the Common Cause case to be ...
Read More »Students living on campus at UNC are split among four election precincts, complicating the voting process for thousands. Proposed changes to Orange County’s ...
Read More »With the last fiscal year having come to a close in June, changes were expected to be made to the state budget, especially where Medicaid, teacher pay ...
Read More »While the state will no longer fund conversion therapy for minors, some activists are still frustrated that the practice will remain legal.
Read More »Several representatives and local organizers came together to demand gun control legislation.
Read More »Currently, craft distilleries in North Carolina face much harsher regulations than the state’s craft breweries. The North Carolina General Assembly ...
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