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NCGA Shifts All 2016 Primaries To March
Thanks to a last-minute move by the General Assembly, next year’s primary election will be scheduled for March 15.
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With State Budget Set, School Districts Inch Toward Final Spending Plans
School officials are sorting out the impact of the new state budget and working to patch gaps at the local level.
Read MoreGoTriangle ‘Still Evaluating’ NCGA’s Light Rail Spending Cap
Despite a state budget provision that would cut nearly a quarter of the funding for a Durham to Orange light rail line, the head of GoTriangle says he’s not ready to give up on the project.
Read MoreSolar Supporters Push To Save Tax Credit Program
As lawmakers consider pulling the plug on state tax credits for solar energy, supporters argue the industry is vital to North Carolina’s economic growth.
Read MoreNCGA Cracks Down on Graffiti
A bill to impose tougher penalties on graffiti vandals is on Gov. McCrory’s desk.
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CHCCS Looks To Revamp Teacher Pay Plan
“Some will be very upset, yet I think it’s the best thing to do, in the long-term, for teachers.”
Read MoreLocal Leaders Eye 2015 NCGA With Cautious Optimism
Chapel Hill Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt says during the last legislative session, some members of the General Assembly declared war on North Carolina’s cities.
Read MoreFoushee, Meyer, Insko Easily Win State House And Senate Seats
Democratic incumbents swept away their Republican challengers in three local races for State House and Senate.
Read MoreMore Than 400 Disenfranchised By New NC Voting Rules
According to an elections watchdog group, more than 400 voters were disenfranchised in the May primary due to changes in North Carolina’s voting rules.
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