RALEIGH — Led by Rep. Keith Kidwell (R-Beaufort), House Republican Caucus members signed a letter of support for the rapidly rising number of Second Amendment Sanctuaries in neighboring Virginia and other areas where such sanctuaries […]
RALEIGH — The N.C. Senate was in session Tuesday and the agenda included consideration of three outstanding vetoes, including the state budget and a bill that would give teachers a pay increase. “This is on […]
RALEIGH — “It’s the year 2000, but where are the flying cars? I was promised flying cars. I don’t see any flying cars. Why?” asked actor Avery Brooks in what was to become an iconic […]
RALEIGH — As the national illegal immigration debate heated up, so-called “sanctuary city” policies — municipal and law enforcement rules and policies that limit local cooperation with immigration agents — became a flashpoint between liberals […]
BUIES CREEK — A crowded field of Republican contenders seeking to succeed Dan Forest as lieutenant governor began the 2020 primary campaign in earnest at a forum hosted by the Harnett County GOP on Saturday. […]
RALEIGH — As of Jan. 3, 2020, the N.C. Department of Transportation had total cash holdings of $438,367,801 and expenditures totaling $42,318,482. The combined cash balance comes from the Highway Fund and Highway Trust Fund. […]
RALEIGH – With Politico calling the state’s governor’s race a “toss-up,” Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper may be facing an uphill battle for reelection in 2020. Over his first three years, Cooper has been criticized on […]
RALEIGH — 2019 saw everything from fights over K-12 reading tools and hefty whistleblower settlements, to financial literacy legislation and record UNC system enrollment. The year closed with a controversial settlement that resolved lingering issues […]
RALEIGH — As 2019 ends, amid changes to voting maps, several members of the General Assembly have announced either their retirement or candidacy for a new office. State Sen. Harry Brown (R-Onslow) surprised many when he […]
RALEIGH — College tuition is steep and getting steeper, leaving students and their parents questioning where and how they spend their money and what schools have the best return on investment. A new study produced […]
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