RALEGH — The governor versus legislature court battle over a merged Elections and Ethics Enforcement board is over. After nearly a year of litigation, a unanimous three-judge panel rejected Gov. Roy Cooper’s argument that the […]
RALEIGH — Charlotte-based Atrium Health, formerly known as Carolinas HealthCare, announced Friday that it has suspended discussions with UNC Health Care about forming a joint operating company. In August, Atrium Health released a letter of […]
Raleigh — Darrell Allison, former head of Parents for Educational Freedom in North Carolina, begins work this week as national director for state teams and political strategy for the American Federation for Children (AFC), a […]
Raleigh – This week N.C.’s political parties are charting their courses to November after the candidate filing period ended February 28. The flurry of activity was closely watched as candidates assessed races, raised money and […]
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — NC State’s loss at Georgia Tech last Thursday cost it a double bye into this week’s ACC tournament in Brooklyn and put coach Kevin Keatts’ fifth-seeded team in a much less advantageous […]
An abundance of future Division I college talent will be on display Saturday when the North Carolina High School Athletic Association holds state championship games in four classifications at Smith Center in Chapel Hill and Raleigh’s […]
RALEIGH — The N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources continues to be the dominant player in museums and attractions as state-owned attractions continue to rank among the most visited in the state, according to […]
The difference between liberal and conservative ideology can best be seen when confronted with numbers such as the following from a recent Joint Legislative Committee hearing in the North Carolina state legislature on Medicaid enrollment: […]
LOS ANGELES — Frances McDormand left the Oscar stage after winning the best actress prize on Sunday with a call for an “inclusion rider” — an obscure method to increase film production diversity that she […]
Although there have been scores of state constitutional amendments since 1776, the Old North State has adopted only 3 state constitutions. As part of the over 1,500 page tome, North Carolina Government, 1584-1974: A Narrative […]
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