Gov. Roy Cooper called on the state legislature to expand Medicaid, fund education and address racial injustices in his annual “State of the State” address.
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Two years into the pandemic, one in 10 nurses in North Carolina are ready to quit from exhaustion and burnout.
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As the long-awaited law goes into effect, North Carolina has the fifth most child marriages in the nation.
Gov. Roy Cooper hopes Republicans in the NC General Assembly will back his plans to expand health care coverage and more.
More people will be allowed in NC museums, sports venues, restaurants and more with Gov. Roy Cooper’s decision to lift COVID-19 restrictions.
North Carolina saw immunizations for children plunge in 2020. It got better in 2021, but many NC babies and toddlers went without potentially life-saving vaccines.
How turbulent times and the racial justice movement have informed one of North Carolina’s most decorated poets, Jaki Shelton Green.
North Carolina state leaders will punt to local schools, but they’re recommending masks for K-8 students and unvaccinated high schoolers.
