I’ve seen firsthand the troubles our citizens have with the DMV. I’ve witnessed the full waiting room and the line stretched around the building at the Fuquay-Varina office in my district. Something has to change. […]
RALEIGH — A Wake County lawmaker called on the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles commissioner to meet local officials over long lines at a motor vehicles office in the southern part of the county. […]
RALEIGH — In a recent House Oversight and Reform Committee hearing, the head of the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles faced tough questions from lawmakers regarding the agency’s compliance with state laws. Testifying under […]
RALEIGH — The North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles has been the subject of at least two legislative oversight committee hearings in the last six months. Most recently, lawmakers focused on contract issues during a […]
RALEIGH — During a Feb. 29 meeting of the Joint Legislative Transportation Oversight Committee, the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles Commissioner Wayne Goodwin was questioned about a host of issues, including long wait times, modernization […]
RALEIGH — At an Oct. 11 hearing, the House Oversight and Reform Committee questioned Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Commissioner Wayne Goodwin over a provision in the state budget on driver’s license renewals and the […]
RALEIGH – Republican incumbent Mike Causey won re-election as North Carolina’s Commissioner of Insurance by defeating Democrat Wayne Goodwin in a rematch of their 2016 race. With 2,659 of the state’s 2,662 precincts reporting, Causey […]
RALEIGH — Former North Carolina Rep. Melanie Wade Goodwin, who was the state’s first lawmaker to give birth while holding office, has died at age 50, her husband announced Wednesday. Goodwin died Tuesday evening “with […]
RALEIGH — A Durham businessman, convicted of attempting to bribe the state’s insurance commissioner, remains confident he will get a new trial or overturned conviction. In a letter sent this week to his company’s executives, […]
RALEIGH – Functions of the state’s political parties will be altered in the next several months. Following Gov. Roy Cooper’s executive order on Saturday that closed schools and banned mass gatherings, both Democrats and Republicans […]
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