(The Center Square) – Information systems auditing of a North Carolina city has led two City Council members to pay thousands to clear unpenalized late utility bills, and given clarity to what
(The Center Square) – Candidates for North Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat this fall continue to play close with national party politics just more than eight weeks before voters start marking ballots.
(The Center Square) – Pending decisions on whether to override vetoes, the General Assembly’s short session work concluded with 12 bills signed Wednesday by first-term Democratic Gov. Josh Stein.
(Carolina Journal) – A Superior Court judge on Tuesday rejected a request from North Carolina bar owners seeking to split two pieces of their lawsuit over government-mandated COVID-19 closings in 2020 and
(Carolina Journal) – Eighth-term Democratic Secretary of State Elaine Marshall announced a record high 100,000 new business developments in North Carolina in the first half of 2026.
(The Center Square) – For the second time in nearly 11 years, North Carolina has a signed budget.
(The Center Square) – Prevention of violent crime, protection of the most vulnerable and stronger tools for lawmen and prosecutors are in Jaleeyah’s Law, a crackdown on gang violence signed into North
