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  • Somebody Voted for Roy Cooper and Donald Trump. Who Are These Voters?

    November 30, 2020

    Why the 2020 election shows NC is, strangely enough, getting more conservative and liberal at the same time.

    Somebody Voted for Roy Cooper and Donald Trump. Who Are These Voters?
  • Quarantining? You Can Register to Vote Online Now in NC. Here’s How.

    July 13, 2020

    NC officials are emphasizing new online registration and mail-in voting during the coronavirus pandemic. Registering to vote online takes a few minutes.

    Quarantining? You Can Register to Vote Online Now in NC. Here’s How.
  • It’s Official: Coronavirus Is Now In All 100 North Carolina Counties

    May 19, 2020

    Mandy Cohen confirmed Tuesday that the dangerous virus now has one confirmed case in Avery County, a western NC mountain county that was the last holdout.

    It’s Official: Coronavirus Is Now In All 100 North Carolina Counties
  • Trump Administration Knew What It Was Doing With Its Child-Separation Policy, Watchdog Report Says

    October 8, 2020

    A draft report from the Justice Department’s inspector general revealed that Jeff Sessions and others encouraged the “zero-tolerance” policy that separated more than 4,000 children from their families at the US-Mexico border.

    Trump Administration Knew What It Was Doing With Its Child-Separation Policy, Watchdog Report Says
  • Some NC Kids Don’t Have Internet Access. Here’s What Lawmakers Want To Do About It.

    May 21, 2020

    With 1.5 million public school children relying on remote learning, dueling proposals would fund grants for local governments to build and lease Internet infrastructure. Last year’s NC Fiber Act would have helped rural counties and municipalities build and lease broadband in areas without high-speed Internet access, a need cast in sharp relief during the coronavirus…

    Some NC Kids Don’t Have Internet Access. Here’s What Lawmakers Want To Do About It.
  • Trump Tweets Conspiracy Theory About 75-Year-Old Man Assaulted by Police

    June 9, 2020

    Hundreds of videos show police escalating violence at protests, yet the president is still trying to blame antifa.

    Trump Tweets Conspiracy Theory About 75-Year-Old Man Assaulted by Police
  • The Last County In North Carolina Without a Confirmed COVID-19 Case

    May 12, 2020

    Avery County has ramped up coronavirus testing in the last week, but still hasn’t found its first confirmed coronavirus case.

    The Last County In North Carolina Without a Confirmed COVID-19 Case
  • What’s the Difference Between Biden and Trump’s Tax Plans? NC Experts Tell Us.

    August 24, 2020

    As party conventions heat up, Biden and President Trump offer starkly different tax plans for the country. NC experts tell us what it means.

    What’s the Difference Between Biden and Trump’s Tax Plans? NC Experts Tell Us.
  • Western NC Volunteers Sew Thousands of Desperately Needed Masks to Help Rural Hospitals

    April 8, 2020

    Joy Boothe knows actions speak louder than good wishes.  When the Yancey County resident read about the growing shortage of N95 surgical masks, she sewed a dozen to donate to her healthcare provider friends.  “When I made those first masks, my thought was that my providers could use them to cover their N95 masks and…

    Western NC Volunteers Sew Thousands of Desperately Needed Masks to Help Rural Hospitals
  • Election HQ: Cardinal & Pine’s Live Blog on NC’s 2020 Election

    October 16, 2020

    With a recount likely in the race for chief justice of the NC Supreme Court, Paul Newby holds a lead over Cheri Beasley.

    Election HQ: Cardinal & Pine’s Live Blog on NC’s 2020 Election
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