North Carolina

NC’s photo voter ID mandate can continue as judge upholds law

March 27, 2026 Gary D. Robertson

RALEIGH — North Carolina’s photo voter identification law was upheld on Thursday, as a federal judge set aside arguments by civil rights groups that Republicans enacted the requirement with discriminatory intent against black and Latino […]

Small business hiring tightens as job openings rise, NFIB says

March 13, 2026 Dan Reeves

RALEIGH — Small businesses across the country continue to face a tight labor market, with hiring demand rising even as employers report difficulty finding qualified workers, according to the latest jobs report from the National […]

NC March 3 primary General Assembly key race results

March 3, 2026 North State Journal Staff

The following are the North Carolina March 3 primary results for key races in the General Assembly’s House and Senate. This article will be updated as results are released by the N.C. State Board of […]

NC March 3 primary congressional results

March 3, 2026 North State Journal Staff

The following are the North Carolina March 3 primary results for the state’s 14 congressional districts. There are primary races in all but the 2nd District. This article will be updated as results are released […]

NC March 3 primary U.S. Senate, statewide judicial results

March 3, 2026 North State Journal Staff

The following are the North Carolina March 3 primary results for the state’s U.S. Senate seat, as well as statewide primaries for the North Carolina Court of Appeals. This article will be updated as results […]

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Whatley strikes contrast with Cooper ahead of March primary

February 27, 2026 A.P. Dillon

RALEIGH — In an interview with North State Journal ahead of the March 3 primary, North Carolina U.S. Senate Republican candidate Michael Whatley drew a sharp contrast between the priorities of his candidacy and that […]

Burr joins The Southern Group’s Raleigh office

February 20, 2026 A.P. Dillon

RALEIGH — The Southern Group, the largest government relations consulting group in the southeast, will be adding Burr Capitol Consulting’s founder Jarret Burr as a new partner in its Raleigh office location. “Jarret and I […]

The Pyrle hits ‘go’ with early 2026 concert lineup

January 7, 2026 Dan Reeves

GREENSBORO — The Pyrle is already making a strong case as one of central North Carolina’s most ambitious live-music rooms, and its early 2026 calendar backs that up. The lineup stretches across genres and generations, […]

Macy’s opens $250M automated fulfillment center, expands reach across Southeast

October 24, 2025 North State Journal staff

CHINA GROVE — Macy’s marked the grand opening of its new automated fulfillment center in China Grove last Thursday, a 2.5-million-square-foot facility designed to anchor the retailer’s Southeast distribution network and speed deliveries to millions […]

Republican candidates join Congressional races in NC-01, NC-11

October 15, 2025 A.P. Dillon

RALEIGH — Two more Republicans have joined NC Congressional races in the past few weeks. Adam Smith, a Green Beret Veteran and self-described “Hurricane Helene Relief Leader” has entered the NC-11 race. That seat is […]

North Carolina

NC’s photo voter ID mandate can continue as judge upholds law

Small business hiring tightens as job openings rise, NFIB says

NC March 3 primary General Assembly key race results

NC March 3 primary congressional results

NC March 3 primary U.S. Senate, statewide judicial results

Whatley strikes contrast with Cooper ahead of March primary

Burr joins The Southern Group’s Raleigh office

The Pyrle hits ‘go’ with early 2026 concert lineup

Macy’s opens $250M automated fulfillment center, expands reach across Southeast

Republican candidates join Congressional races in NC-01, NC-11

The case, lasting 32 years, was dismissed with prejudice on April 2
NC Supreme Court ruling ends long-running Leandro case

The case, lasting 32 years, was dismissed with prejudice on April 2