RALEIGH — Rep. Kevin Corbin (R-Macon), who represents the furthest west district of the state, filed a bill in late February to tackle distracted driving — an issue that has been gathering complaints by first […]
MEBANE — Jay Timmons, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, America’s largest trade association for manufacturing, made stops in North Carolina during their fifth annual “State of Manufacturing” tour. This year’s tour has stops in […]
RALEIGH — Members of the North Carolina legislature gathered in the state House chambers Monday night with other state officials and dignitaries to witness Gov. Roy Cooper give his biennual State of the State address. With many […]
BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) — Ty Outlaw caught a pass from driving teammate Wabissa Bede, set himself and fired away with a tiebreaking 3-pointer. The way No. 20 Virginia Tech executed Tuesday, even Zion Williamson might […]
RALEIGH – In the wake of years-long court battles about the level of partisan influence on North Carolina election maps, members of both parties proposed a bill last week to completely overhaul the manner in which the maps […]
RALEIGH — The North Carolina legislature is weighing anew whether changing how liquor sales have been regulated for decades is worth boosting the number of retail outlets selling spirits with what critics call the risks […]
RALEIGH — As Winston-Salem, UNC Chapel Hill and others debate long-standing Confederate memorials, legislative Democrats believe eliminating a 2015 law would allow more flexibility for local control over these monuments. They point to violence in Charlottesville, […]
CHARLOTTE — Selling gaskets for commercial kitchen appliances may not sound like the sexiest industry to pursue, but as an experienced salesman and investor, Andy Dinkin saw an unfilled niche. With his recent acquisition of […]
RALEIGH — North Carolina House and Senate members returned on Jan. 30 to begin filing bills amidst a changed partisan landscape. Despite Republican majorities in both chambers, Democrats have greatly increased their share of seats, […]
RALEIGH — North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Mark Martin announced on Friday he is resigning from the Supreme Court to become dean of Regent University School of Law in Virginia. Martin’s resignation creates a […]
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