With the federal government shutdown offering no clear end in sight, Cardinal & Pine's Billy Ball talks about who's really being hurt by it in North Carolina.
Following the mass shooting in Southport, North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein spoke on pushing for a red flag law that would let authorities remove guns from those considered dangerous.
Let’s hike to Devil’s Courthouse and talk about the harm being caused by this administration to the autistic community.
260,000 North Carolinians rely on the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, or WIC. Without help, the program could soon be depleted.
Fletcher Mayor Preston Blakely, whose western NC community was hit hard by Helene, says they desperately needs the federal relief funds sitting in Washington.
An NC woman thought she was getting medical help in a Charlotte "crisis pregnancy center." Instead, she found it to be a faith-based office that was attempting to convince her not to get an abortion.
Let's unpack the reports that powerful North Carolina lawmaker Phil Berger would consider gerrymandering NC again to get President Trump's endorsement.
One year after Helene devastated western North Carolina, local mayor Zeb Smathers talks about the hard road to recovery.
The federal government shutdown is here. But what exactly does that mean for North Carolina? Cardinal & Pine has answers.
In the latest edition of "Charlotte Costs," Cardinal & Pine contributor Charles Deloach looks at how residents of the Queen City are being "double-taxed" for public school funding.
