RALEIGH — Wake County Democratic Rep. Terence Everitt has a cozier office in the state legislative building. Following a confrontation with Democratic Sen. Paul Lowe of Forsyth County last week, Everitt found himself moved to LB […]
RALEIGH — Members of the N.C. Senate’s Redistricting and Elections Committee will hold public comment sessions next week. The sessions will take place in Elizabeth City, Hickory and Raleigh. Additional information attached to the notices […]
RALEIGH — A copy of state budget conference report shows over $1 billion allocated to state capital and infrastructure spending in each of the next two years and a focus on rural infrastructure and children’s health. […]
RALEIGH — Emails obtained by North State Journal from earlier this week show the House Republican caucus gave the green light to $500 million in funding to NCInnovation, a nonprofit to promote regional innovation networks […]
RALEIGH — The six most recent vetoes issued by Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper were successfully overridden by the legislature on Wednesday, Aug. 16. The overrides taken included House Bill 574 – Fairness in Women’s Sports, […]
RALEIGH — Proposals to add casino gambling in North Carolina are met with anticipation from state leaders and trepidation from some in the expected landing spots of the projects. Throughout the summer, details of state-sanctioned […]
RALEIGH — With the 2024 presidential election year approaching and redistricting looming, there has been speculation that House Speaker Tim Moore (R-Kings Mountain) may make a bid for Congress. That speculation was strengthened after Moore […]
RALEIGH — Payton McNabb calls growing up in the mountains of western North Carolina a “blessing.” Rooted in faith, McNabb says she has relied on her foundation in Christ to stand up for what she believes […]
RALEIGH — House Speaker Tim Moore (R-Kings Mountain) won’t seek another term leading the N.C. House of Representatives, according to several news reports. The longest-serving speaker in state history, Moore has been at the helm […]
RALEIGH — Riley Gaines, the decorated former University of Kentucky swimmer and Independent Women’s Voice Advisor, said she never thought it should be “political” to protect girls’ sports. In an interview with North State Journal on […]
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