Politics and Government

Gary Robertson, AP – North Carolina election dates for 2022 likely won’t be altered despite anticipated delays in receiving data needed to perform the once-a-decade redistricting, the General Assembly’s top …
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Travis Fain, WRAL – Mugshots wouldn’t be a public record anymore in North Carolina under a bill moving at the statehouse. Under Senate Bill 660, media seeking mugshots would have …
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Brian Murphy, News & Observer – North Carolina and Wake County Democrats rebuked one of their own executive committee members this week after he accused a U.S. Senate candidate of …
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Danielle Battaglia, News & Observer – Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson dominated a congressional hearing Thursday morning as he testified that he is tired of his race being used as a means to …
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Laura Leslie, WRAL – A bill that passed the state Senate unanimously on Thursday would allow repeat drunk drivers to get back behind the wheel more quickly – as long …
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Travis Fain, WRAL – The fate of tax legislation affecting hundreds of thousands of people who were unemployed last year and thousands of businesses across North Carolina may not be …
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Matthew Burns, WRAL –  After months of lockdown to limit the spread of coronavirus, hospitals and nursing homes across North Carolina are once again allowing people to visit patients and …
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Matthew Burns, WRAL – A group of wounded veterans received a standing ovation in the state House on Wednesday, shortly before lawmakers voted unanimously for a program that would help …
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Hayley Fowler, News & Observer – City Council members in North Carolina ousted a member of the Zoning Commission after he ignored a resident’s request to be addressed by her …
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Dawn Baumgartner Vaughan, News & Observer – The long road home from war isn’t just about travel. Coming home from deployments shouldn’t be the hardest part of serving in a …
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