Videos
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Video: Jeff Jackson on fighting for a North Carolina man who got ripped off on pork and beans
NC Attorney General Jeff Jackson says he went to bat for a man miffed by the contents of a pork and beans can.
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Video: Roy Cooper on why the 2026 election is about affordability
Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper spoke recently with Cardinal & Pine Senior Newsletter Editor Billy Ball about why the 2026 election is about the cost of living for most people.
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Video: Sam Page beat NC’s most powerful Republican. He says a budget has to be passed immediately
Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page said North Carolina’s lack of a budget is hurting teachers, schools, and state employees.
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Video: Low teacher pay in NC affects everybody—educators, students, and parents
North Carolina’s teachers and support staff are among the lowest paid in the country.
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Video: NC lawmaker says it’s ‘a failure of policy’ that HIV prevention medication is not more available
Equality NC and its supporters were at the legislature calling for great access for HIV prevention medication like PrEP, and HIV treatment medication such as PEP.
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Video: Ted Budd is sponsoring a new bill that would pull the abortion drug mifepristone nationwide
A new bill in the US Senate would pull FDA approval for mifepristone nationwide, and North Carolina Sen. Ted Budd has already signed on.
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Video: Western NC mayor shares why his town placed a moratorium on data centers
Canton Mayor Zeb Smathers on Monday spoke about his town’s decision to place a 12-month moratorium on data centers.
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Video: Durham mayor Leo Williams on supporting data center moratorium
Durham Mayor Leo Williams tells Cardinal & Pine he supports a moratorium on large-scale data centers, and instead hopes to recruit businesses that will “become part of our fabric.”
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Video: Reporting from the teachers march in Raleigh
Thousands of teachers from across North Carolina marched through downtown Raleigh on Friday, calling for better funding and support for public schools.
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Video: Lawmaker says NC losing thousand of educators a year over low teacher pay
A North Carolina state lawmaker breaks down what the state’s teacher shortage looks like inside the schools.
