RALEIGH – The North Carolina General Assembly failed to override five of Gov. Roy Cooper’s vetoes in a Wednesday session. The bills required a three-fifths vote in both the N.C. House and Senate in order […]
RALEIGH – An email dated July 6, 2020 from Mecklenburg County chief district court judge Elizabeth Trosch and district court judge Donald Cureton, Jr. was sent to other judges within Mecklenburg County inviting them to […]
RALEIGH — The former secretary of the N.C. Dept. of Environmental Quality, who now serves on the state’s environmental rulemaking commission, has proposed rulemaking that would make money exchanged for permits illegal. Emails obtained by […]
A report from the Washington Free Beacon on Tuesday reported that WasteZero, a Raleigh-based environmentalist trash service, obtained between $1 and $2 million in PPP funding on May 3, data released by the Small Business Administration […]
Edward Nardell, professor of medicine and of global health and social medicine at Harvard Medical School and professor of environmental health and of immunology and infectious diseases at the Harvard School of Public Health, said air […]
RALEIGH — A bill that gives legislative leaders more involvement in overseeing the N.C. Department of Transportation (NCDOT) has become law without Gov. Roy Cooper’s signature. The Democratic governor had until Sunday night to act […]
RALEIGH – Dominion Energy and Duke Energy announced Sunday afternoon that the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, which was planned to span 600 miles through West Virginia, Virginia and eastern North Carolina, due to ongoing delays and […]
RALEIGH – July 4 is “free fishing day” in North Carolina where everyone — residents and non-residents alike — can fish in any public body of water from 12:01 a.m. to 11: 59 p.m., without […]
As America — and the world — celebrates the founding of America this week, we reflect on the divine underpinnings of freedom and the dichotomy between freedom and government. According to our founders — who […]
RALEIGH – Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed eight bills on Thursday, increasing his total to 52 since taking office in 2017. Cooper vetoed Senate Bill 599 and House Bills 806, 258, and 686, which dealt with […]
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