North Carolina is a hub for tech innovation. From high-tech manufacturing to biotech, large technology companies have flocked to our state in recent years, bringing high-paying jobs, growth, and economic opportunity. The tech sector alone […]
RALEIGH — In 2020, N.C. State Board of Elections Director Karen Brinson Bell made a successful push for the state to establish an online absentee ballot portal during COVID-19, however, emails show such a portal […]
RALEIGH — Gov. Roy Cooper recently published a letter on Mar. 28 to the North Carolina congressional delegation asking them to “act immediately” on President Joe Biden’s ask for $22.5-billion in additional COVID-19 emergency funds. […]
Sorry America, but you’re going to hear a little bit about this game. Again. Carolina-Duke is always the most hyped series of any basketball season, as the two regular season showdowns at Cameron Indoor Stadium […]
RALEIGH — Former North Carolina state Rep. David Lewis has reemerged into public life in the role of lobbyist. As of this morning, Lewis has filed paperwork for his lobbying firm, Trek Strategies, LLC. The […]
RALEIGH — Candidate filing in North Carolina will resume Thursday as scheduled, as the state Supreme Court refused late Wednesday to delay the use of redistricting maps endorsed by trial judges earlier in the day. […]
State legislatures across the country are entrenched in their respective redistricting processes, each with their own unique set of laws and legal guidelines. In North Carolina however, an activist court is taking unprecedented action to […]
RALEIGH — The legislative defendants in North Carolina’s combined redistricting case have filed a motion to dismiss two assistants hired by the three-person Special Master panel evaluating the remedial maps submitted on Friday, Feb. 18. […]
CHARLOTTE — Truist Bank said Tuesday it is reducing its overdraft fees, becoming the latest big bank to announce an overhaul of overdraft policies that often impact the most vulnerable customers. The bank plans to […]
RALEIGH — During a Jan. 4 COVID-19 briefing, Gov. Roy Cooper announced he would be extending a previous executive order requiring vaccination or testing for certain state employees. “This week, I’ll extend Executive Order 224 […]
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