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  • Gov. Roy Cooper Urges End to Most North Carolina Mask Mandates

    February 17, 2022

    Cooper joins several other Democratic governors who’ve eased COVID restrictions, but many health experts warn it may be too soon.

    Gov. Roy Cooper Urges End to Most North Carolina Mask Mandates
  • ‘The Truth Tellers of Our Government’: NC Supreme Court Candidate Lucy Inman on Why This Election Is So Important

    November 1, 2022

    Two seats are up for election on a court that could make the last call on things like abortion rights, gerrymandering, and more. 

    ‘The Truth Tellers of Our Government’: NC Supreme Court Candidate Lucy Inman on Why This Election Is So Important
  • ‘We Don’t Wear Different Colored Robes’: NC Supreme Court Justice Sam Ervin Talks Partisanship and the Courts

    October 28, 2022

    Sam Ervin IV is one of the two Democrats running in one of the biggest judicial elections in generations.

    ‘We Don’t Wear Different Colored Robes’: NC Supreme Court Justice Sam Ervin Talks Partisanship and the Courts
  • A Judge Told NC’s Legislature to Fix Huge School Funding Inequalities. They’re Just Not Doing It.

    September 20, 2021

    The courts excoriated the state 24 years ago because rural schools aren’t funded like urban schools. The legislature is out of time to make it right. 

    A Judge Told NC’s Legislature to Fix Huge School Funding Inequalities. They’re Just Not Doing It.
  • History Made Here: A Guide to 7 of NC’s Lesser-Known Civil Rights Sites

    October 19, 2021

    From schools where segregation was challenged to early sit-ins, visit these spots to explore North Carolina’s proud civil rights history.

    History Made Here: A Guide to 7 of NC’s Lesser-Known Civil Rights Sites
  • The Real Problem With Mark Robinson’s Bigoted Belief Is the NC GOP Believes It Too

    October 13, 2021

    North Carolina’s lieutenant governor sparked a national uproar over his latest anti-LGBTQ statements. But where is the outrage from his party’s leadership?

    The Real Problem With Mark Robinson’s Bigoted Belief Is the NC GOP Believes It Too
  • When Your Lt. Gov. Is More a Circus Peanut Than a Smartie, and Other NC Leaders’ Candy Matches

    October 25, 2021

    We talk a lot about these influential leaders and their opinions. But we want to know which Halloween candy best describes them.

    When Your Lt. Gov. Is More a Circus Peanut Than a Smartie, and Other NC Leaders’ Candy Matches
  • North Carolina Could See Boost in Child Care, Health Care, Paid Leave, and Housing if Congress Acts

    November 4, 2021

    The “Build Back Better” legislation, a benchmark for President Biden’s administration, faces opposition from Republicans.

    North Carolina Could See Boost in Child Care, Health Care, Paid Leave, and Housing if Congress Acts
  • Guaranteed Preschool and Free Community College: How Democrats’ Infrastructure Plan Could Impact North Carolina Families

    September 10, 2021

    Infrastructure isn’t just roads and bridges. Local leaders in North Carolina talk about how federal proposals could impact child care, internet service, and more.

    Guaranteed Preschool and Free Community College: How Democrats’ Infrastructure Plan Could Impact North Carolina Families
  • Five Things Gov. Cooper Wants to See NC Get Done This Year

    April 27, 2021

    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.

    Five Things Gov. Cooper Wants to See NC Get Done This Year
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