RALEIGH — A nonprofit called Taxpayers for Honest Elections has launched the “Equal Voting Access Project,” which is seeking to improve voters’ opportunities to cast ballots during absentee one-stop voting in North Carolina. Taxpayers for […]
RALEIGH — Records requests to the N.C. Department of Administration made by North State Journal show that repair costs for the Executive Mansion during Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s tenure have now surpassed over $2.5 million. […]
RALEIGH — Oral arguments in the long-running Leandro education case were heard by the North Carolina Supreme Court on Aug. 31. Presenting to the state’s high court were the plaintiffs’ attorney Melanie Black Dubis, lawmakers’ […]
RALEIGH — Test score data from the past school year released by the N.C. Department of Public Instruction (DPI) shows overall subject matter improvement, but scores are still below what they were pre-pandemic. “The recovery […]
DURHAM — North Carolina Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson participated with a diverse group education, political, and nonprofit leaders at an education roundtable in Durham on Aug. 23. The roundtable was hosted by Americans for […]
RALEIGH — Human and fentanyl trafficking, securing the border, and the impact of President Joe Biden’s border policies on North Carolina were the main topics of discussion at a roundtable held in Lexington on Aug. 31. […]
RALEIGH — Illegal Immigration looks to be one of the hot-button issues in the upcoming midterm election cycle after federal officials reported that for the first time ever the number of illegal immigrants arrested at […]
RALEIGH — North Carolina Republican Party Chairman Michael Whatley and U.S. Senate candidate Rep. Ted Budd (NC-13) slammed the Biden administration over the state of the economy and the “Inflation Reduction Act” recently signed into […]
RALEIGH — North Carolina State Superintendent Catherine Truitt announced a plan to address concerns about the pay for public school principals that may have been reduced because of an updated provision in the 2022 state […]
RALEIGH — On June 30, Wake County Public Schools System (WCPSS) ended its pilot program of Gaggle, a student device monitoring application. According to an email sent out by the district the decision came “after […]
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