North Carolina Republicans Are in a Budget Standoff Because of Gambling Provisions
Written by GARY D. ROBERTSON Republicans at the North Carolina legislature converged Tuesday in a...
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Medicaid Expansion Won’t Begin in North Carolina on Oct. 1 Because There’s Still No Final Budget
Written by GARY D. ROBERTSON With the state budget’s passage now two months late, North...
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North Carolina Laws Curtailing Transgender Rights Prompt Less Backlash Than 2016 ‘Bathroom Bill’
Written by HANNAH SCHOENBAUM and GARY D. ROBERTSON Seven years ago, North Carolina became ground...
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North Carolina’s Governor Visits Rural Areas To Promote Medicaid Expansion Delayed by Budget Wait
Written by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS With a Medicaid expansion kickoff likely delayed further in...
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North Carolina House Minority Leader, and District 54 Representative, Robert Reives speaks with 97.9 The Hill on Wednesday, August 9.
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North Carolina State Budget Won’t Become Law Until September, House Leader Says
Written by GARY D. ROBERTSON A final North Carolina state budget won’t be enacted until...
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North Carolina Gov. Cooper Isn’t Sold on Tax-Cut Restrictions by Republicans Still Finalizing Budget
Written by GARY D. ROBERTSON North Carolina Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper said on Tuesday he’s...
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A North Carolina Budget Is a Month Late, but Republicans Say They Are Closing in on a Deal
Written by GARY D. ROBERTSON North Carolina Republicans say they are closing in on a state...
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Medicaid Expansion in North Carolina Will Begin Oct. 1, if Lawmakers Can Soon Enact a Budget
Written by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Gov. Roy Cooper’s administration is aiming to extend...
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Four New Casinos, Video Gambling Could Be on Horizon as North Carolina Republicans Negotiate
Written by GARY D. ROBERTSON As many as four new casinos as well as video gambling machines could...
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