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NC Republicans Reject Local Control, Want to Force Wake County to Change How It Elects County Commissioners
Republican State Rep. Erin Paré wants to force the state’s most populous county to become the only one in the state that holds nonpartisan commissioner elections, and requires that members be elected by district, rather than the county at large.
Meet Your North Carolina Lawmakers: State Rep. Lindsey Prather of Buncombe County
Democrat Lindsey Prather was elected to the state House in November. A former educator who calls Buncombe County home, Prather is eager to get to work to fight for better teacher pay, expand Medicaid, and defend abortion rights.
We Asked an AI Chatbot What to Do This Weekend in North Carolina. Here’s What It Said.
ChatGPT’s recommendations for what to do in North Carolina over the weekend were predictable—which, frankly, offered me some comfort.
Your North Carolina Representatives in Congress and How to Contact Them
North Carolina is represented in Congress by 14 lawmakers—7 Republicans and 7 Democrats. Here’s what you need to know about your representatives and how to contact them.
‘Unacceptable’: NC Republicans Ask Newly Right-Wing State Supreme Court to Block New Education Funding
House Speaker Tim Moore and Senate Leader Phil Berger are asking the Court to overturn the Leandro ruling by reinstating a prior Appeals Court order blocking the transfer of new funds.
5 Weekend Activities Across North Carolina (Feb. 10-12)
It’s Super Bowl weekend, but that’s not all that’s going on. Here are 5 fun things you can do this weekend all across North Carolina.
NC Senate Republicans Pass ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill Which Could Force Teachers to Out Students
Opponents of the bill argue it’s an effort to target, censor, and erase anyone who identifies as LGBTQ.
56,000 North Carolinians Could Lose Their Voting Rights. Here’s How.
People on parole or probation after felony convictions—or those who’ve yet to pay their fines after a conviction—could lose their voting rights due to a case before the North Carolina Supreme Court.
Four powerful moments in NC’s Black history
It’s Black History Month in North Carolina, and many of our state’s most significant moments are still seriously overlooked.
5 Weekend Activities Across North Carolina (Jan. 27-29)
It’s the last weekend in January, and if you’re looking for a fun way to end the month, here a few things you can check out in Charlotte, Raleigh, and elsewhere.
40 Famous Actors and Actresses From North Carolina
Stacker compiled a list of actors and actresses that were born in North Carolina from IMDb’s most popular list.
Duke Energy Requests a Rate Increase for North Carolina Households
If the proposal is approved, a typical Duke Energy Carolinas residential customer would see their monthly bill rise from $115.01 per month to $127.55 starting next January.
Gunfire Damages North Carolina Substation, No Outage Caused
EnergyUnited said that an alarm early Tuesday alerted it to an equipment problem at the substation in Randolph County, north of Charlotte.
4 MLK Day of Service Opportunities in North Carolina
In honor of his legacy, every year on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, organizations across North Carolina hold days of service, giving community members a chance to volunteer and help others, just like Dr. King did.
5 Fun Things to Do Across North Carolina This Weekend (Jan. 13-16)
From Charlotte to Wilmington, from outdoor ice skating to indoor yoga, here are 5 fun things you can do across North Carolina this weekend.
‘Deception, Surprise and Trickery’: NC House Republicans Change Rules to Make it Easier to Bypass Gov. Cooper’s Veto Pen
Republicans pushed through temporary rules that omit a longstanding requirement that House leaders give at least two days’ notice before holding a vote to override the governor’s veto of a bill. The change, which likely will be debated when permanent rules surface, could allow Republicans to complete an override simply because one Democrat leaves to take a phone call.
5 Things to Do in North Carolina This January That You Won’t Want to Miss
Looking for fun January activities? Check out this list of 5 events happening this month all across North Carolina.
This Is Going to Be a Very Bad Year at the North Carolina State Legislature
North Carolina’s GOP lawmakers are not moving in mysterious ways this time. At the first opportunity, they will pounce on reproductive freedom and LGBTQ+ rights.
12 Best New Year’s Eve Fireworks Displays in North Carolina
From Raleigh’s Acorn Drop to High Country’s ski resort soirees, these are the best places across North Carolina to watch fireworks on New Year’s Eve.
Watch the (Beach) Ball Drop at Carolina Beach: 5 Ways to Bring in the New Year in NC
If you’re looking for end-of-year events, we’ve got you covered with 5 ways to celebrate, including bar crawls, skiing, and gala events.
A North Carolina Opera Star on Making Her Art Form More Diverse
Since starring in the classic opera “Porgy and Bess,” Dr. Diana Thompson-Brewer has become a mainstay in North Carolina opera. She talks to us about breaking barriers in a conservative, white-dominated art form.
9 Holiday Movies Filmed in North Carolina You Don’t Want to Miss
Bring on the fake snow and Santa suits—these Hallmark Channel and company classics were all filmed in North Carolina.
Restoring Power After Moore County Shootings Could Take Until Thursday
As Moore County reels from the weekend attacks, Gov. Roy Cooper called for a thorough assessment of the state’s critical infrastructure Tuesday morning.
Have a North Carolina Nerd in the Family? Here Are 9 Books to Gift
A comprehensive history of this fascinating state, the (ongoing) struggle for voting rights, and the scandal that rocked North Carolina politics: They all make our NC-centric reading list.
‘A Serious, Intentional Crime’: Shootings at Moore County Power Stations Leave 36,000 In the Dark and the Cold
Law enforcement says they have found no connection to anti-LGBTQ protests outside of a local drag show.
Have This Celebrity NC Chef Make A Meal Just for You, and Other NC-Centric Holiday Gifts This Year
Pottery, apparel, a candlelit dinner for two by Chef Lisa Brooks, and a Blue Ridge bike crawl: Mean it when you say ‘shop local’ and buy these North Carolina-made holiday gifts.
Feeling Generous This Holiday Season? Our Picks for Worthy Do-Gooders to Donate To In North Carolina
It’s been a perilous year for voting rights and women’s health, among other things. Here’s who is helping if you want to contribute.
The Best North Carolina Neighborhoods to See Holiday Lights
North Carolinians go all out with their holiday lights. We’ve curated the best neighborhoods in the Triangle, the Triad, Wilmington, and Charlotte areas.
Quiz: How Much NC History Do You Know?
From Roanoke to the Wright brothers, North Carolina has a rich history. Let’s find out how much you know!