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634 results for ‘Roy Cooper’
  • Great Work, NC: Cooper Is Lifting A Bunch of COVID-19 Restrictions

    March 23, 2021

    More people will be allowed in NC museums, sports venues, restaurants and more with Gov. Roy Cooper’s decision to lift COVID-19 restrictions.

    Great Work, NC: Cooper Is Lifting A Bunch of COVID-19 Restrictions
  • CDC Panel OKs COVID-19 Vaccines for Kids. Parents, Here Are the Next Steps.

    November 2, 2021

    The vaccine is safe, extremely effective, and crucial to defeating the virus that has plagued North Carolina since early 2020. 

    CDC Panel OKs COVID-19 Vaccines for Kids. Parents, Here Are the Next Steps.
  • NC’s Public Schools Already Require Vaccines. The COVID-19 Vaccine Should Be One of Them.

    August 31, 2021

    If and when a COVID-19 vaccine is cleared for younger children, North Carolina’s schools should add it to the list of required immunizations.

    NC’s Public Schools Already Require Vaccines. The COVID-19 Vaccine Should Be One of Them.
  • Teacher Raises and Wider Access to Health Care on Hold as NC Budget Deadline Looms

    June 11, 2021

    If North Carolina legislators can’t agree on a budget before July 1, the state will grapple with crucial service gaps for the second year in a row.

    Teacher Raises and Wider Access to Health Care on Hold as NC Budget Deadline Looms
  • Trump Is In North Carolina. Here’s What One of the State’s Top Democrats Has to Say.

    June 5, 2021

    With Donald Trump set to give a speech in Greenville Saturday night, the state Democratic Chair says that NC Republicans have prioritized his lies over helping North Carolinians.

    Trump Is In North Carolina.  Here’s What One of the State’s Top Democrats Has to Say.
  • ‘Inept, Incompetent and Incapable’: William Barber Says Prosecutors Can’t Handle Elizabeth City Shooting

    April 27, 2021

    A week after Andrew Brown Jr. was killed by NC deputies, William Barber II questioned whether local prosecutors can handle the investigation.

    ‘Inept, Incompetent and Incapable’: William Barber Says Prosecutors Can’t Handle Elizabeth City Shooting
  • ‘A Deadly Threat’: Cooper Extends Curfew as COVID Cases Spike

    January 7, 2021

    As NC rolls out the next phase of coronavirus vaccinations, Gov. Roy Cooper extended the state’s curfew and called for vigilance.

    ‘A Deadly Threat’: Cooper Extends Curfew as COVID Cases Spike
  • Roy Cooper Is No Unicorn. Here’s How Other NC Democrats Can Win Like Him.

    December 9, 2020

    Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper outperformed most NC Democrats in the 2020 election. There is a lesson in this for the party.

    Roy Cooper Is No Unicorn. Here’s How Other NC Democrats Can Win Like Him.
  • 12 States Refuse to Expand Medicaid. This Is How It Hurts Latinos.

    July 7, 2021

    Healthcare inequalities in North Carolina’s low-income communities are related to the state’s refusal to expand Medicaid.

    12 States Refuse to Expand Medicaid. This Is How It Hurts Latinos.
  • Too Poor To Get Sick: What’s Next for the Half-Million Uninsured North Carolinians

    August 30, 2021

    Inside the wait for Medicaid expansion in North Carolina, one of 12 states spurning a federally-funded healthcare program for poor people.

    Too Poor To Get Sick: What’s Next for the Half-Million Uninsured North Carolinians
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