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This western NC family says they paid $16K to an immigration attorney accused of running a scam
A local family says they’re waiting in limbo after paying an immigration attorney roughly $16,000 as part of a nationwide scam in which she branded herself as a “miracle worker” to those seeking legal status in the U.S.
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How much it takes to be considered ‘middle class’ in North Carolina
A study from financial information company SmartAsset has defined what it takes to be “middle class” in all 50 states, including North Carolina.
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Michael Whatley accepted thousands from Duke Energy as it seeks to raise rates
As Duke Energy seeks to further increase rates, Whatley accepted thousands in campaign contributions. His family also holds at least $149,000 in the company’s stock.
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In rural NC county, opposition to Flock cameras unites conservatives and liberals
Activists from across the ideological spectrum, some of them brand new to public advocacy, are quickly mobilizing as part of a broad-based push against Flock cameras in Hendersonville and Henderson County.
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3 things happening in NC: Josh Stein just blasted a controversial GOP court bill. Here’s why
The latest on Gov. Josh Stein’s veto of a controversial court bill, an update on SNAP cuts, and the Winston-Salem Open brings tennis’ big stars.
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Jamie Ager and Jennifer Balkcom: Meet the US House candidates in NC-11
Democrats will seek to win back a congressional seat long held by Republicans in a region decimated by Hurricane Helene.
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Being a first-time voter in NC doesn’t have to be stressful: A 2026 election guide
The general election is right around the corner and you don’t know how to vote? Here’s the guide that breaks down registration, photo ID, voting options, and deadline so that you are prepared.
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The 8 state House races standing between the GOP and a supermajority
In 2024, Democrats broke the GOP supermajority in the North Carolina House. Here are the races that could decide the direction of the chamber heading into 2027.
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Anita Earls vs. Sarah Stevens: Why the North Carolina Supreme Court Race Matters
The outcome of the race between Democrat Anita Earls and Republican Sarah Stevens could have ripple effects for North Carolina over the next decade and beyond.
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North Carolina will have three constitutional amendments on the ballot this fall. What are they?
Each could have an impact on voters, taxpayers, and property owners.
