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North Carolina judges weigh GOP law shifting election board control away from Democratic governor
North Carolina trial judges heard arguments Monday from attorneys for Republican legislative leaders who insist their latest method to attempt to wrest control of the State Board of Elections from a Democratic governor is lawful — this time giving the job of appointing members to the GOP state auditor.
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Top Dems are convinced they'll get popular ex-Gov. Roy Cooper to run for North Carolina SenateSenior Democrats are increasingly convinced the party will land former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper to run for Senate next ...
Gov. Josh Stein has ordered U.S. and N.C. state flags at state institutions to fly at half-staff through April 26.
The North Carolina Highway Patrol said four people were killed, three victims were injured, and the driver who hit them was also injured in the crash Thursday afternoon ...
Federal Emergency Management Agency did reject a request from North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein. Stein asked for FEMA to continue paying for 100% of certain recovery costs. FEMA rejected that request ...
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein is weighing in on a new report from the Anti-Defamation League, which says antisemitism ...
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Gov. Josh Stein laid out the roadmap for economic growth across North Carolina in his State of the Economy address on Tuesday ...
Two things surprised Gov. Josh Stein about his new job during his first 100 days as governor, he said in an interview with ...
More than six months after the remnants of Hurricane Helene devastated much of western North Carolina, federal officials have ...
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has ordered all U.S. and North Carolina flags at state facilities to be lowered in honor of Pope Francis.
With denial of full reimbursement extension, NC state and local governments could be responsible for more than $200 million more in Helene recovery.
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