RALEIGH — North Carolina’s primary elections are heating up with presidential candidates and their surrogates visiting as early in-person voting begins. Registered voters or people who want to register now can cast ballots at locations […]
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has tapped a retired North Carolina physician to be the next U.S. ambassador to Canada. Dr. Aldona Wos was nominated Tuesday to fill the role vacated by Kelly Craft, who […]
RALEIGH — In the Democratic primary race determining who will face Republican incumbent Sen. Thom Tillis, the top two contenders are facing last-minute scrutiny on who is backing their campaigns, and how. Cal Cunningham, who […]
One of the biggest hurdles we face a nation in our political life together is the lack of basic factual information. It is next to impossible to solve political problems when every single issue is prismed through the […]
CHARLOTTE — A Jan. 19 event in Charlotte organized by a black conservative group called Blexit, as well as comments from Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Forest on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, have touched off […]
RALEIGH — Second Amendment Sanctuary measures, which are sweeping across the country, have now been adopted by 12 counties in North Carolina, with more lining up to join them. A resolution aimed at protecting the […]
RALEIGH — 2019 saw everything from fights over K-12 reading tools and hefty whistleblower settlements, to financial literacy legislation and record UNC system enrollment. The year closed with a controversial settlement that resolved lingering issues […]
NORTH CAROLINA —Although numbers aren’t finalized for 2019, all signs are pointing to it being another record-breaking year for North Carolina tourism. In 2018, the North Carolina Travel and Tourism Board reported an all-time high […]
RALEIGH — Military-related news in North Carolina during 2019 saw the marking of a major milestone in June with the 75th anniversary of the Normandy invasion. A formal ceremony at the state capitol and the […]
RALEIGH — Candidate filing for the 2020 election cycle in North Carolina closed on Dec. 20 with a rush of electoral hopefuls seeking spots in the General Assembly and a congressional seat in the mountains. […]
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