Cooper joins several other Democratic governors who’ve eased COVID restrictions, but many health experts warn it may be too soon.
The Republican and Democratic candidates have starkly different views on abortion, reducing inflation, climate change, and gun reform. But 9% of North Carolinians are still undecided.
Republicans want local law enforcement to get involved in immigration, but advocates worried it would feed racial profiling.
We may be closer to a resolution, but Gov. Roy Cooper offered a blistering criticism of a state Senate legislative voting map he calls “blatantly unfair.”
The bill has no chance of becoming law under this Congress, but with the election near, it highlights the stark differences between Republicans and Democrats on abortion rights.
Republicans’ new 12-week abortion ban will impose unnecessary barriers to care, increase maternal death rates, and further strain the state’s health care system by forcing clinics to close, North Carolina doctors say.
Vaccines remain the best weapon against severe illness and are now available for children 6 months and older.
Most voters have heard little or nothing about a case before the Supreme Court in which the conservative court could overturn Roe v. Wade.
A lack of internet access is a huge problem in rural communities, and the grants, funded by the American Rescue Plan, are a part of an effort to close the “digital gap” in North Carolina.
As the NC General Assembly’s Republican House and Senate leaders announced their proposed budget Tuesday, state employees and others are shaking their heads.
