After putting off votes for nearly a year, House Republicans suddenly overrode vetoes on measures eliminating DEI practices and changing immigration policy.
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The North Carolina House on Wednesday overrode Gov. Josh Stein’s vetoes of four bills requiring greater state cooperation with ICE and banning DEI in public schools and universities.
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A trailblazing N.C. tax credit has been extended to support farmers, environmentalists and land conservation efforts for another five years. Supporters hope the credit will encourage conservation.
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The bills ban DEI throughout state government and in public schools and stiffen immigration policies.
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What you need to know from the June 23 Asheville City Council meeting
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More than 5,500 enrolled tribal members voted against the constitutional amendment, a significant majority of nearly 10,000 votes.
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A new poll by Catawba College shows Democratic candidate Roy Cooper leading Republican candidate Michael Whatley in North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race.
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The state Senate will vote this week on a bill that would require more public notice when property taxes increase.
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Alan Wilson, South Carolina's Attorney General, won the Republican runoff for South Carolina governor on Tuesday.
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Robert Harrington will become Charlotte’s next mayor after the City Council voted Monday to appoint him to the role, replacing Mayor Vi Lyles, who is resigning next week.
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The state Senate is scheduled to vote this week to require more public notice for property tax increases. The bill stems from higher tax bills that result from a property revaluation process. Some local governments aren't lowering tax rates when property values increase to create a revenue-neutral rate.