The North Carolina legislature returned to work Wednesday, passing a few simple bills but finishing with Republicans unable to agree on more immediate action for water quality challenges intensified since disclosure of the...
Read MoreA federal court’s decision to strike down North Carolina’s congressional map has cast uncertainty over the state’s 2018 U.S. House races and thrust the state into a national debate over reducing the role of partisanship in...
Read MoreThe North Carolina legislature is meeting for the first time in nearly three months, with lawmakers aiming to pass laws addressing water quality and approving appointments to state boards and commissions. The General Assembly...
Read MoreFederal judges now agree that North Carolina’s congressional district map drawn by Republicans is illegally gerrymandered, excessively partisan, and must quickly be redone. The three judges ruled late Tuesday that the boundaries...
Read MoreDemocratic Attorney General Josh Stein and a key Republican legislator say expanded identity theft laws are needed in North Carolina to alert the public about increasing security breaches and to make it easier for them to...
Read MoreAuthorities say a North Carolina man has been charged in a fatal target shooting that was originally reported as an accident. The News & Record of Greensboro reports that an Alamance County Sheriff’s Office news release says...
Read MoreNorth Carolina legislative districts drawn up by Republicans are back in court as federal judges decide whether to accept proposed boundary changes from the third-party expert they appointed. The three-judge panel scheduled a...
Read MoreState health officials say another seven people have died from influenza, including a child. The report issued for the week ending Dec. 30 lists seven deaths, bringing the total to 20 for this flu season. The child is the second...
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North Carolina authorities say a driver slid off a road in snowy conditions and overturned his...
Read MoreNorth Carolina Republicans are trying to agree on new judicial district lines and whether to propose replacing head-to-head elections for judgeships. But it appears unlikely that Gov. Roy Cooper and most fellow Democrats will...
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