North Carolina Republicans in the General Assembly fell short on Tuesday trying to overturn Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s vetoes on teacher pay and the budget, ensuring their spending impasse will extend into spring and perhaps...
Read MoreIncoming North Carolina high school students will have to take only one course solely focused on American history to get a diploma, the result of a personal finance course mandated by the General Assembly. The State Board of...
Read MoreThroughout 2020, staff at North Carolina schools will be required to participate in new training programs on reporting child abuse and sex trafficking. The wave of new training required in 2020 stems from updates to one of North...
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Many of North Carolina Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s lasting achievements in 2019 stem from keeping...
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On the day filing opened for state house and senate representatives, House District 50...
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Chapel Hill is celebrating the bicentennial anniversary of its town government on Wednesday. On...
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At the board of education meeting for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools on July 18, the board...
Read MoreRepublicans do not appear to have enough votes to override Gov. Cooper’s veto, unless more Democrats split with their party.
Read MoreA North Carolina civil rights leader can now go inside the Legislative Building, two years after he was banned. WRAL-TV in Raleigh reports that The Rev. William Barber, who organized “Moral Monday” protests and led...
Read MoreRepublicans will hold a 65-55 majority in the NC House beginning next year – not enough of a majority to override Gov. Roy Cooper’s vetoes.
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