Politics
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How to push back against Trump’s election claims
Last week, President Trump brought up old falsehoods about election security and the 2020 election. With just over three months until the midterms, here are ways you can participate in our democracy and make your voice heard.
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Local leaders echo Gov. Stein’s call for more federal funding for Helene recovery
Nearly two years after Helene devastated their communities, Gov. Josh Stein and western NC leaders are calling for more federal support to complete the $60 billion recovery.
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NC elections board says it won’t name allegedly dead voters, raising concerns
The lack of transparency means NC voters at present have no way to verify if they have been inaccurately flagged as deceased and are subject to removal from voter rolls.
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3 things happening in NC: The 100-mile yard sale on US Highway 21 returns this week
A bargain hunter’s dream come true returns this week with the 100 mile yard sale
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Your guide to taking action in North Carolina, July 25 – July 30
There are countless ways to take action in North Carolina over the next week. From voter registration events to canvassing and protests, there is something for everyone.
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Republican officials bar another North Carolina reporter from Michael Whatley event
Republican US Senate candidate Michael Whatley has a pattern of denying press entry. Here’s what to know.
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NC Auditor Dave Boliek expressed polling site preferences and looked to boost GOP turnout, messages show
Emails, texts, and voicemails show how the office of North Carolina Auditor Dave Boliek sought to shape early voting plans that could benefit Republicans.
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NC sex trafficking survivors urge Tillis to oppose Todd Blanche for attorney general
President Trump’s nominee for attorney general will begin his confirmation hearing on Wednesday. Some North Carolinians are calling on Tillis to vote against Blanche’s nomination.
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‘Doing it with less’: More NC children than ever need free meals this summer
A Raleigh summer meals site that once relied on SNAP-Ed funding is now “doing it with less,” even as families face a growing summer hunger gap. With Congresswoman Ross’ visit, she and the site highlight how important nutrition education and access are for NC children.
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Good News Friday: NC employees get ‘historic’ boost in parental leave
NC is near the top in parental leave for state workers. Plus, a Republican operative gets the boot for trying to cut voting hours.
