Sen. Tony Rand

April 3, 2026

Education Lottery funding drop’s link to law change, past Cooper appointee

February 12, 2026 A.P. Dillon

RALEIGH — A recent audit by the North Carolina Office of the State Auditor revealed that contributions to public education from the state lottery have decreased over the past three years, even as total lottery […]

HILL: Remember when Lt. Gov. Jim Gardner was stripped of all powers?

November 28, 2024 Frank Hill

There was much hand-wringing, pearl-clutching and fingernail-gnawing among liberal activists last week when the Republican-led General Assembly “reassigned” (“took away,” say the critics) some duties of statewide elected officials who were elected on Nov. 5 […]

Sen. Tony Rand

Education Lottery funding drop’s link to law change, past Cooper appointee

HILL: Remember when Lt. Gov. Jim Gardner was stripped of all powers?

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