In today’s news: OWASA officials urge Chapel Hill-Carrboro residents to think about water usage, amidst a major summer drought.
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Last week Duke University held a panel to discuss the ethics of the new boundaries and the ways the new maps will likely shape the North Carolina political scene.
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Gov. Cooper has signed bills to hire teachers and protect law enforcement officers, while lawmakers advance bills on gambling and athletic recruiting.
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Senate Republican leaders are still opposed to Medicaid expansion, but House Republican leaders say it’s time to discuss it.
Read MoreRepublicans will hold a 65-55 majority in the NC House beginning next year – not enough of a majority to override Gov. Roy Cooper’s vetoes.
Read MoreThe proposal would allow voters to use several forms of ID, including state university IDs and a new photo ID that elections boards would offer free.
Read MoreRepublicans will hold a 29-21 majority in the State Senate and (pending one recount) a 65-55 majority in the State House.
Read MoreThe Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is considering how much authority lawmakers have to cancel judicial primaries.
Read MoreFollowing Gov. Cooper’s lead, Democrats are calling for stricter gun restrictions – and also more mental health services in schools.
Read MorePlaintiffs say the newly drawn US Congressional district lines don’t fix the racial gerrymandering problem.
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