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Cooper Appoints Former Voting Rights Attorney to NC Supreme Court

September 13, 2023

Before she became a judge, Allison Riggs had been heavily involved for more than a decade in litigation to block Republican redistricting maps and laws requiring photo identification to cast ballots.

Cooper Appoints Former Voting Rights Attorney to NC Supreme Court

Respect for an Iconic NC Educator

January 19, 2024

Your weekly good news roundup includes a cool bit of news for history-lovers. Plus: President Biden announces big investment in broadband internet in rural NC. Share with a friend If there’s one thing we admire at Cardinal & Pine, it’s educators. Everyone has teachers who changed their life. Mine taught me the value of good,…

Former NC Supreme Court Justice Enters Democratic Primary for Governor

September 13, 2023

Michael Morgan contends he is the most qualified to lead the Tar Heel state after serving on the bench for more than 30 years in four different judgeships.

Former NC Supreme Court Justice Enters Democratic Primary for Governor

Grandfather of a Trans Youth Speaks Out on GOP Bill Banning Gender-Affirming Care in North Carolina

July 6, 2023

North Carolina Rep. John Autry, a Democrat from Charlotte, says a bill banning gender-affirming care for minors is a classic example of “government overreach.”

Grandfather of a Trans Youth Speaks Out on GOP Bill Banning Gender-Affirming Care in North Carolina

A Cupcake Vending Machine in NC? Yes, Please. 🧁

January 10, 2024

A sweet new addition to the Fayetteville area. Plus: A day of storms. And: The latest on the Trump trial. Share with a friend Jan. 10, 2024 About four years ago, we left our offices and went home for the weekend and we didn’t come back. The first COVID-19 case arrived in NC on March…

A Cupcake Vending Machine in NC? Yes, Please. 🧁

We asked North Carolinians if child tax credit payments helped them. Here’s what they said.

February 29, 2024

Most of the North Carolinians we talked to said the Biden tax credit payments made a big difference at the end of each month. Right now, there’s a push in DC to restore them.

We asked North Carolinians if child tax credit payments helped them. Here’s what they said.

Cooper Vetoes Bill That’s an ‘All-Out Assault on the Right to Vote’

August 24, 2023

Voting rights groups, elections officials, and Cooper himself have warned that Senate Bill 747 would make legal voting harder and complicate the elections process.

Cooper Vetoes Bill That’s an ‘All-Out Assault on the Right to Vote’

Republican candidate to lead NC’s public schools has called for execution of Obama, Biden and other Democrats

March 15, 2024

CNN broke the story that Michele Morrow’s social media history included suggestions that President Obama face a firing squad and that President Biden deserved to die over his COVID mask guidelines.

Republican candidate to lead NC’s public schools has called for execution of Obama, Biden and other Democrats

NC’s Country Doctor Museum: Preserving the legacy of rural health care

July 16, 2024

Bloodsucking leeches, coffin-shaped tablets and a mechanical “lung” are among the more than 5,000 items on display at The Country Doctor Museum in Nash County.

NC’s Country Doctor Museum: Preserving the legacy of rural health care

Op-Ed: Sustainable Electricity We Can Rely On

January 10, 2023

In an op-ed, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper highlights the importance of building up the state’s sustainable electricity infrastructure.

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