Videos
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NC lawmaker: Here’s how Medicaid expansion is helping rural families, seniors, and students
Since it became law on Dec. 1, 2023, Medicaid expansion has enrolled over 732,000 people into the program in NC.
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How to get FREE summer meals for your kids in North Carolina
When North Carolina schools are in session, they serve as the most consistent source of food for many children. Here’s how to get free summer meals during the break.
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US Rep. Deborah Ross blasts GOP bill for criminalizing immigrant kids
Rep. Deborah Ross, a Democrat who represents North Carolina in Congress, argued Republicans’ immigration bill is written so broadly that it could sweep immigrant children into criminal liability.
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Sen. Thom Tillis agrees to meet with Epstein survivors after Capitol visit
Sen. Thom Tillis appeared to agree to meet with Epstein survivors after they approached him on Capitol Hill.
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Audio: Michael Whatley recorded at event calling for the end of FEMA
Michael Whatley’s comments come with many in western North Carolina complaining about the slow or insufficient rollout of federal relief after Helene hit the region in 2024.
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Rep. Deborah Ross: Trump’s ‘gold standard science’ puts politics first
NC Congresswoman Deborah Ross says a new Trump administration rule would give the US scientific edge to China and Europe.
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Billy Ball Explains NC: ICE plans huge detention center in North Carolina
In a new Billy Ball Explains NC, Cardinal & Pine digs into ICE’s plans and gives the big picture.
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Forsyth County commissioners will vote on hyperscale data center on Thursday
This Thursday, July 30, at 6 p.m., the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will vote whether to allow rezoning for this roughly 130-acre data center project.
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Billy Ball Explains NC: 3 dumb questions (and 1 smart one) with NC’s Burnsville Batman
Burnsville Batman has been helping to feed homeless people, cleaning up graffiti, and even helping with the western NC cleanup after Helene. Naturally, we had to talk to him.
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NC rep: Teachers are babysitting and driving for Uber to make ends meet
As a former educator in Buncombe County, State Rep. Lindsey Prather, a Democrat from western NC, says she understands the struggles teachers face in paying their bills.
