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Two congressional races in North Carolina are a “toss-up.” Here’s where they are
Cook Political Report says out of 435 congressional races across America, just 21 are considered “toss-up” races as of Oct. 9. North Carolina is home to two of those races.
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Raleigh advocate speaks out on the effects of data centers on communities of color
Ahead of a vote that approved a six-month moratorium on data centers in Raleigh, community advocate Chelada Livingston spoke out about the impact of data centers on communities of color.
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‘Gas isn’t the only thing that’s up’: After gas tax cut, NC House leader says state legislature hasn’t done enough
“Gas isn’t the only thing that’s up. Groceries are up. We could have addressed that today. Utility bills are up,” Reives said.
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Sen. Thom Tillis says America could quickly fall into dictatorship
Retiring North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis said he worries about a growing concentration of power in America’s executive branch.
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More than 12,000 NAACP volunteers are getting out the vote in NC’s Black communities
There’s a backlash brewing among Black voters in North Carolina. We break it down in a new Billy Ball Explains NC.
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North Carolina’s voter registration deadline is this week
The deadline to register to vote is Friday, Oct. 9 at 5 p.m.! Here’s what to know, North Carolina.
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Billy Ball Explains NC: If NC’s 9th Congressional district is in play, everything’s in play
In 2024, the Republican in this NC district won by a staggering 19 points. But in 2026, virtually all of that big GOP cushion appears to have vanished.
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Senate candidate Michael Whatley took $27,000 from data center developer
Michael Whatley, the Republican nominee for US Senate in North Carolina, has taken $27,000 in donations from executives and leaders at a firm which co-owns data center company CyrusOne.
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Amid ICE crackdown, Durham-based author publishes children’s books about immigrant families
The children’s books arrive with many advocates for immigrants saying that families are living under a threat from the Trump Administration and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Democratic Congressman Don Davis wants to expand child care for first responders
Childcare can cost a family more than $12,000 a year per child every year in North Carolina, and it can be especially tough for firefighters, EMTs, and paramedics.
