PPP: Sharks Bad, But Partisan Redistricting Worse
The latest survey from Public Policy Polling finds North Carolinians mostly ambivalent about sharks.
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Bill Will Clear Way for Bottle Sales at Local Distillery
Both chambers of the North Carolina legislature have passed a bill with a number of measures related to the sale of alcohol. If the bill becomes law, one of those measures will allow North Carolina distilleries to sell their...
Read MoreDems Gain In NCGA, But GOP Keeps Supermajority
The 2014 election was actually good for NC Democrats – but not good enough.
Read MoreNC GOP Unpopular – But Are They In Danger?
Public Policy Polling director Tom Jensen says the GOP isn’t likely to lose control of the NCGA in 2014.
Read MoreLavelle Talks Local Advocacy (And The Fourth Of July)
Carrboro mayor Lydia Lavelle stopped by WCHL studios Wednesday afternoon.
Read MoreLocal Electeds React To State Senate Budget
Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt and CHCCS board member James Barrett react to the Senate budget and other actions by the NCGA.
Read More“No One…Knew They Were Going To Do This”
The “Moral Monday” sit-in in Thom Tillis’s office was apparently unplanned, say activists who were there.
Read More‘Take Back Our Budget’
Local elected officials say they’ll have to cut services, especially in the school systems, to make up for the budget cuts.
Read MoreNew And Young Leaders Learning To “Disagree Well”
At WCHL’s Community Forum, new and young local leaders and elected officials talked about how to make a difference.
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CHCCS Teachers Reject State-Mandated Contract Changes, Ask Board For Support
Chapel Hill-Carrboro educators are rejecting the changes to teacher tenure mandated by the General Assembly, and they want school board members to do the same.
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