Will Michaels | NC Local
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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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Retirees on the state’s Medicare Advantage plans will pay more for hospital stays, specialist visits and some drugs next year.
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NC Local examined the patchwork of how hundreds of cities and towns handle property taxes in North Carolina – from low taxes on beach homes to high tax rates in small towns.
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North Carolina controls liquor sales through a post-Prohibition network of local ABC boards and state-set prices. A new bill would loosen some rules, but some are once again pushing to privatize the system.
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A recent North Carolina Supreme Court ruling confirms the state’s constitutional duty to support students in public schools, but wipes out years of court orders to enforce it.
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After two recent high-profile murders, lawmakers are weighing changes to the state’s involuntary commitment policies. Here’s how you can have a say.
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Because Republicans hold a majority of seats in the House and a supermajority in the Senate, they direct budget negotiations.
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The last 10 years have been pivotal in shaping North Carolina’s immigration policy.
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Some voters need to update their information this week or risk having to cast a provisional ballot.
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Second round of winter weather expected to hit the state this weekend.