Coronavirus cases might still be rising in NC, but Gov. Roy Cooper characterized his plan to gradually reopen Friday as a “cautious step forward.”
Saying that Black Americans are “too often” treated unfairly by courts and police, Gov. Cooper launched a task force on racial inequity in criminal justice.
Gov. Roy Cooper’s move comes with coronavirus cases still on the rise in North Carolina, but officials cite encouraging trends.
The Democratic US Senate candidate looks to refocus his campaign after a turbulent week in the pivotal race.
With Isaias forecast to strengthen into a hurricane before making landfall Monday, how will coronavirus impact NC’s storm shelters?
Top official in Gov. Roy Cooper’s administration addresses concerns of a new COVID-19 spike in North Carolina, amid surge in Charlotte.
“We don’t want our churches to become hotspots for this virus,” Gov. Roy Cooper said after religious freedom lawsuit filed Thursday.
A longtime NC advocate for Latino residents says the state is reckoning with a powerful new bloc of voters that could change party politics.
The sunset of NC’s repeal of HB2 could have far-reaching effects, impacting local non-discrimination ordinances and, even, minimum wage rules.
With coronavirus booming, some parents want NC to back off on a plan for students to take standardized testing in-person at school.
