RALEIGH — Margaret Spellings, the University of North Carolina system president and former education secretary under former President George W. Bush, has been a vocal supporter of President Donald Trump’s choice to lead the Department […]
RALEIGH The number of N.C. voters who registered to vote through DMV, Social Services or similar agencies has more than doubled since 2012. According to data released from the State Board of Elections last […]
RALEIGH While no votes have been held in the General Assembly this week, the N.C. Senate did hold the session’s first committee meeting Tuesday to discuss the forthcoming process for Senate confirmation of Gov. […]
RALEIGH — North Carolina’s only statewide newspaper, North State Journal, is announcing the addition of Wednesday issues beginning Feb. 8.The print newspaper has been delivering on Sundays since its first issue was delivered to charter […]
RALEIGH When the North Carolina General Assembly reconvened to begin the 2017 legislative session the body welcomed an historically high number of freshman legislators. Two of those new lawmakers, Rep. Holly Grange (R-Wilmington) and […]
Regarding the Jan. 29 op-ed by Rep. Virginia Foxx (“Expensive and unsustainable: Obamacare must go”): Foxx represents North Carolina’s 5th Congressional District. As her constituent, I was intrigued by this headline and eager to read […]
The sport of rowing will soon gain more attention in North Carolina as Belmont Rowing Center was approved for a ten year lease at Kevin Loftin Riverfront Park. The decision came after a unanimous vote […]
U.S. stocks opened lower this week as investors turned risk averse after disappointing earnings from a raft of companies and uncertainty following President Donald Trump’s recent decisions.Enthusiasm over fiscal stimulus under the new administration has […]
WASHINGTON Chief executives of major U.S. companies huddled with President Donald Trump at the White House on Friday as the business community is increasingly split over how to respond to his policies, especially a […]
WASHINGTON The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is moving forward to advance a new broadcasting standard that would improve television picture quality, allow better access to programs via mobile phones and let broadcasters turn on […]
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