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Local U.S. Rep. Valerie Foushee Boycotts Trump’s Congressional Address, Citing President’s Lies

Orange, Durham and Chatham County’s U.S. Rep. Valerie Foushee did not attend President Donald Trump’s address to Congress Tuesday evening.

Another $500 million to be spent toward Hurricane Helene recovery efforts earned unanimous approval in the North Carolina House on Tuesday.

North Carolina officials project a modest revenue surplus this fiscal year, but warned expected tax cuts mean lower collections are ahead.

Many Hurricane Helene victims in western North Carolina are living in campers and trailers this winter as temporary housing.

After nearly four years of negotiations, Eno River State Park is formally adding more than 205 acres in Hillsborough to its control.

The Triangle’s preeminent healthcare systems announced a partnership to help advance a $2 billion children’s health campus in North Carolina.

As the North Carolina General Assembly started the 2025 legislative session, leadership in both chambers and parties features some new faces.

Jason Johnson, the principal for Orange High School, was named the 2025 Wells Fargo North Carolina Central Regional Principal of the Year.

Chapel Hill Town Hall will host a hearing on Thursday to take comments on a potential alternative fuel source for UNC’s cogeneration plant.

Common Cause NC’s Bob Phillips discusses the ongoing battle over a State Supreme Court seat – including an unprecedented legal challenge.