WASHINGTON, D.C. A gunman who opened fire on a group of congressmen, staffers, Capitol Police, and children as they practiced for a charity baseball game early Wednesday morning, may have been deliberately targeting Republicans. […]
NEWTON GROVE When Blake and Matilda Warren purchased a plot of land outside of Clinton in the mid-1800s, they hoped it would help provide for their children. Four generations later, the Warren family is […]
DURHAM One of the Capitol Police officers injured in the shooting that took place while Republican members of Congress, their staff and children practiced for a charity baseball game in Alexandria, Va., is a […]
WASHINGTON, D.C. Former FBI Director James Comey testified under oath on Thursday to the Senate Intelligence Committee, chaired by Senator Richard Burr (R-N.C.), answering outstanding questions about Russia’s involvement in the presidential election and […]
WASHINGTON Former Director of the FBI James Comey says that President Donald Trump was not personally under investigation for Russian campaign ties, though the president applied pressure regarding the Michael Flynn investigation and told […]
RALEIGH North Carolina could soon be adding a new amendment to its state constitution. Sens. Danny Britt (R-Robeson), Andrew Brock (R-Davie) and Norman Sanderson (R-Pamlico) filed legislation Tuesday that would let voters in the […]
RALEIGH Gov. Roy Cooper (D) and Attorney General Josh Stein (D) have signed on to an open letter stating that they will continue to support climate action that aligns with the Paris Accord. The […]
RALEIGH State House and Senate leaders have named their respective budget conferees, as senior legislators were seen entering closed door meetings Monday morning to begin working out the differences between their $22.9 billion budgets. […]
RALEIGH — After a day-long debate, the N.C. House passed its version of the $22.9 billion state budget in an 82-34 vote late Thursday night. Republicans praised the economic success the state has experienced under […]
RALEIGH A three-judge panel has dismissed Gov. Roy Cooper’s lawsuit challenging the Republican-led merger of the State Board of Elections and State Ethics Commission.On Thursday, Judges Jesse B. Caldwell III, L. Todd Burke, and […]
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