Videos
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Voting by mail in North Carolina? Watch this video
Watch this video to learn how you can request an absentee ballot, what the requirements are to successfully complete your ballot by mail, and what the deadlines are to request and return your ballot.
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Democratic lawmaker says more needs to be done to rein in data centers
A state senator from North Carolina says that data centers are “the issue of our time.”
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Can mobile solar power help NC recover after storms?
NC’s microgrid initiative aims to head off the type of huge breakdowns reported after Helene hit western NC.
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Army veteran from NC: Trump ‘funds endless wars’ and does not support the troops
“An administration that funds endless wars while simultaneously cutting funding and staffing for veterans’ health care at the VA is not an administration that supports the troops.”
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Billy Ball Explains NC: The Republican politicians who brought Bill Belichick to UNC
Did you know North Carolina politicians played a huge part in bringing Bill Belichick to UNC?
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NC resident reacts to prediction AI could ‘kill us all’ within 10 years
Recently, the heads of US companies leading artificial intelligence (AI) called for a global slowdown and increased regulations. Here’s what one North Carolinian said about it.
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Billy Ball Explains NC: 3 things to know about Trump’s speech in NC
Trump went to some very dark places, called NC “one of the worst” in the nation on crime (it’s not), and mocked western NC’s desperate need for hurricane relief.
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Gas prices are now over $4 a gallon in North Carolina. Here’s why
Watch as Cardinal & Pine’s Dylan Rhoney explains how the war between the US and Iran has led to higher gas prices in NC.
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As power bills soar, top NC Democrat Anderson Clayton blasts Michael Whatley for Duke Energy investments
On Tuesday, North Carolina Democratic Party Chair Anderson Clayton blasted Republican US Senate candidate Michael Whatley for his investments in Duke Energy and companies pushing for data centers in the state.
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NC Attorney General Jeff Jackson breaks down $590 million ‘forever chemicals’ settlement
The “forever chemicals” deal obliges Chemours to provide clean drinking water and repair the damage done to southeastern North Carolina.
