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  • Time Running Out for NC in Census Count

    September 26, 2020

    This is the week to respond to the US Census. NC risks losing funding, political power and more if there’s an undercount.

    Time Running Out for NC in Census Count
  • I’m a First-Time Voter. Here’s Why More Youth Like Me Will Come Out to Reject Trumpism.

    September 1, 2020

    A UNC-Greensboro student tells us why, for youth voters like her, their first election in 2020 might just be the most important.

    I’m a First-Time Voter. Here’s Why More Youth Like Me Will Come Out to Reject Trumpism.
  • It’s Been 74 Days Since Gov. Cooper’s Stay-At-Home Order. Here’s the State of COVID in NC.

    June 9, 2020

    As NC sets high for new coronavirus cases Saturday, officials look to boost testing of asymptomatic people, offer guidance for eventually reopening schools.

    It’s Been 74 Days Since Gov. Cooper’s Stay-At-Home Order. Here’s the State of COVID in NC.
  • Cooper on RNC: ‘We Are Not Going To Sacrifice The Health and Safety of North Carolinians.’

    May 26, 2020

    North Carolina is in the midst of a gradual reopening during the coronavirus pandemic, but Trump has sought a “guarantee” for holding the late August convention.  A day after President Trump threatened to pull the Republican National Convention out of North Carolina, Gov. Roy Cooper said safety will be the state’s “guiding star” in planning…

    Cooper on RNC: ‘We Are Not Going To Sacrifice The Health and Safety of North Carolinians.’
  • John Neville Told His Jailers ‘I Can’t Breathe.’ Now They’re Facing Charges In His Death.

    July 8, 2020

    Five detention officers and a jail nurse will face involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with John Neville’s death in a Greensboro, NC jail.

    John Neville Told His Jailers ‘I Can’t Breathe.’ Now They’re Facing Charges In His Death.
  • Commentary: North Carolina’s Modern Death Penalty Is the Fruit of a Racist Past

    October 21, 2020

    A new report from a leading anti-death penalty group explains how North Carolina’s existing death penalty was born from the state’s brutal and racist history.

    Commentary:  North Carolina’s Modern Death Penalty Is the Fruit of a Racist Past
  • NC’s Eviction Moratorium Ends Saturday. But Is It Too Soon?

    June 18, 2020

    With NC’s economy still badly wounded by the coronavirus, family policy experts say they’re worried about a sudden spike in evictions.

    NC’s Eviction Moratorium Ends Saturday. But Is It Too Soon?
  • Cooper: NC Schools Will Remain Closed for the Rest of the School Year

    April 24, 2020

    “We don’t make this decision lightly,” said Cooper. The governor expects schools to be ready to return in August. COVID-19 will keep North Carolina schools closed for the remainder of the academic year, Gov. Roy Cooper said Friday, with remote learning to continue for the time being. “We don’t make this decision lightly,” Cooper told…

    Cooper: NC Schools Will Remain Closed for the Rest of the School Year
  • NC Teacher Head: Trump’s Demands for In-Person Schooling ‘Disconnected’ from Reality

    July 17, 2020

    The head of NC’s largest teacher group says Trump’s demands for in-person school reopening are “disconnected from the real, on-the-ground situations.”

    NC Teacher Head: Trump’s Demands for In-Person Schooling ‘Disconnected’ from Reality
  • NC Republicans Have Lost on Medicaid Expansion. They Just Don’t Know It Yet.

    September 17, 2020

    A decade after rejecting Medicaid expansion’s in health care for low-income people, the GOP remains opposed, even if most in NC are not.

    NC Republicans Have Lost on Medicaid Expansion. They Just Don’t Know It Yet.
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