N.C. Dems Ride a Blue Wave
Democrats did well in some areas that are key to their long-shot hopes of reclaiming the General Assembly in next year’s midterms.
Court Sides with Spruce Pine Man Who Held Up Offensive Banner
A three-judge panel unanimously found that the man’s free speech rights had been violated and overturned the conviction.
Meet Korie Dean
You probably already know her work, but we wanted to give Korie a chance to tell you a little more about herself.
The eCourts State
The $100M digital records system eCourts is now live in every county. Bringing the platform across N.C. hasn’t always gone smoothly.
Where’s the Line?
A U.S. district court judge found that the General Assembly didn’t discriminate against Black voters in drawing a state Senate map.
The Politically Connected Law Firm Leading Civics School Investigation
UNC-Chapel Hill hired the law firm K&L Gates, which has represented General Assembly Republicans, to review its civics school.
Stein’s Medicaid Cuts Deadline Arrives as Legislative Gridlock Continues
The governor said North Carolina’s Medicaid program would begin cutting reimbursement rates to offset a $319 million shortfall.
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One Redistricting Battle After Another
Senate leader Phil Berger didn’t rule out redrawing congressional district lines again.
Review Date Unknown
In agreeing to settle, the North Carolina Post Release Supervision and Parole Commission did not acknowledge any wrongdoing.
Crime Bill, Chantal Relief on Stein’s Desk
Several bills are on Gov. Josh Stein’s desk after passing both houses of the General Assembly.
This Faculty Advocacy Group Has Doubled Under Trump 2.0
Belle Boggs, the president of North Carolina’s AAUP chapter, says Trump’s aggressive higher ed agenda has motivated professors to join her group.
N.C. Senate Passes Flurry of Bills
The N.C. Senate passed bills dealing with Planned Parenthood, Medicaid, and flights to Dublin. They go to the state House next.
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