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599 results for ‘Roy Cooper’
  • North Carolina’s January Session Lasted Less Than Three Hours. Here’s What Got Accomplished.

    January 16, 2020

    Senate Democrats managed to uphold the governor’s veto on bills related to teachers’ raises and regulations reform. Then Republicans canceled a vote on the state budget.

    North Carolina’s January Session Lasted Less Than Three Hours. Here’s What Got Accomplished.
  • ‘Will My Career Even Exist After This?’

    March 19, 2020

    Kymm McLean is a self-employed, professional makeup artist and hair stylist in Charlotte, North Carolina. She has lost 90% of her business because of the coronavirus outbreak.

    ‘Will My Career Even Exist After This?’
  • ‘Not All of Them Can Do Zoom’: NC Students Face Huge Inequalities as Coronavirus Closes Schools

    April 21, 2020

    With NC schools shuttered, COVID-19 touched off a debate about the lack of broadband infrastructure in some parts of the state and educational equality.

    ‘Not All of Them Can Do Zoom’: NC Students Face Huge Inequalities as Coronavirus Closes Schools
  • Everything You Need to Know About the Silent Sam Deal That Was Thrown Out

    February 21, 2020

    The University of North Carolina System struck a deal with the Sons of Confederate Veterans to transfer ownership of the statue to the group. A judge threw that deal out last week.

    Everything You Need to Know About the Silent Sam  Deal That Was Thrown Out
  • Tired of Cutbacks and Low Pay, North Carolina Teachers Consider Striking

    January 30, 2020

    The North Carolina Association of Educators is gauging interest to see how far teachers are willing to go to push back against draconian cuts to public education.

    Tired of Cutbacks and Low Pay, North Carolina Teachers Consider Striking
  • North Carolina’s Environmental Agency Has Had A Third of Its Budget Cut Since 2008

    February 14, 2020

    When a state environmental agency doesn’t have enough staff members and inspectors to check pollution from facilities on a regular basis, violations can go unnoticed, one environmental advocate said.

    North Carolina’s Environmental Agency Has Had A Third of Its Budget Cut Since 2008
  • North Carolina, You Vote on Tuesday! Here’s What You Need to Know.

    February 28, 2020

    Unsure of poll hours, whether or not you need an ID, or if you’ll be impacted by the new district lines? We’ve got you covered.

    North Carolina, You Vote on Tuesday! Here’s What You Need to Know.
  • North Carolina Isn’t Doing Enough to Reduce Emissions, According to New Report

    March 2, 2020

    Greenhouse gas emissions in the state have already declined by 22% since 2005, but are only projected to decrease by an additional 3% by 2025, unless the state takes more aggressive action.key

    North Carolina Isn’t Doing Enough to Reduce Emissions, According to New Report
  • Parents and Teachers Are Terrified of Schools Reopening as COVID-19 Cases Surge: ‘I Just Don’t Know If It’s Safe’

    July 14, 2020

    Without a comprehensive plan that includes additional federal funding, teachers and parents argue, reopening schools could put students, their families, and educators in danger.

    Parents and Teachers Are Terrified of Schools Reopening as COVID-19 Cases Surge: ‘I Just Don’t Know If It’s Safe’
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