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What do I need to vote in NC? ID requirements on Election Day
Election Day is here, and North Carolina residents should know what ID is required for voters.
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Roy Cooper looks to flip North Carolina Senate seat by defeating Republican Michael Whatley
Roy Cooper’s North Carolina race is one of Democrats’ best chances to flip a Republican-held seat as they try to win back control of the chamber.
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Opinion: In NC, a student got turned away from early voting. Here’s what happened next
A first-time voter in North Carolina reminds us why showing up matters.
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Some North Carolina cities are offering free transportation to Election Day polling places
Election Day transportation, college basketball tips off, and going deep on Cherokee history. Here are 3 things happening in NC this week.
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Jamie Ager responds to Jennifer Balkcom’s AI-generated drag queen ad
Jamie Ager has responded after his Republican opponent, Jennifer Balkcom, created an AI-generated ad that features him dancing with drag queens.
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That viral ‘Jonestown’ guy at the Trump rally? He’s from Charlotte
A Charlotte man flipped the script on Fox News. Plus: Adorable otter pups!
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SNAP: Trump’s tighter food assistance rules strain struggling North Carolinians
The effects of ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ on SNAP and food insecurity ‘not even close’ to being fully felt in North Carolina.
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Here’s why toilet paper, lumber and other necessities may cost more in North Carolina
The key to the rising costs in certain North Carolina sectors is President Trump’s growing trade war with Canada.
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More than 15 states will see minimum wage increases in 2027. What about North Carolina?
Questions around North Carolina’s minimum wage, which has not changed since 2009, are buzzing again, with minimum wage increases set to go into effect in a few months in more than 10 states.
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SNAP: North Carolina food pantries, nonprofits seeing greater demand amid changes to program
Food pantries across North Carolina are struggling to keep up with increased demand after the federal government tightened SNAP requirements last summer.
