Republicans to vote Wednesday for new Senate majority leader, Tillis and Budd...
Politicos are closely watching the impending US Senate leadership race this week as the GOP prepares to reclaim the majority at the start of 2025. On Wednesday, Republicans are set to meet in private...
View ArticleNC stores fined for price-scanning errors
The North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services(NCDA&CS) has fined four stores — in Forsyth, Mecklenburg, and Moore counties — for price scanning errors. “Scanner errors cost...
View ArticleFarm, pork, poultry groups take interest in animal cruelty case at NC Appeals...
The North Carolina Farm Bureau and groups representing pork and poultry producers are weighing in as the state Court of Appeals considers an animal cruelty lawsuit from Burke County. The suit targets...
View ArticleLindberg, ex principal donante político de Carolina del Norte, se declara...
Greg Lindberg, que en su día fue el principal donante de la campaña electoral de Carolina del Norte, se declaró culpable el martes de los cargos federales relacionados con un plan que los funcionarios...
View ArticleMultan a tiendas de Carolina del Norte por errores en el escaneo de precios
El Departamento de Agricultura y Servicios al Consumidor de Carolina del Norte (NCDA&CS) ha multado a cuatro tiendas (en los condados de Forsyth, Mecklenburg y Moore) por errores en el escaneo de...
View ArticleSpecialty ice manufacturer coming to Rutherford County
On Tuesday, Gov. Roy Cooper announced Abstract Ice Inc., a manufacturer of specialty ice products, will be coming to Forest City, North Carolina. The manufacturing facility is projected to create 26...
View ArticleGrupos de productores avícolas, porcinos y ganaderos se interesan en caso de...
La Oficina Agrícola de Carolina del Norte y los grupos que representan a los productores de carne de cerdo y aves de corral están interviniendo mientras el Tribunal de Apelaciones del estado considera...
View ArticleFEMA to answer questions about Hurricane response in WNC & Florida
FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell is scheduled to appear next week before a Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure (T&I) subcommittee to answer questions about the agency’s preparedness...
View ArticleLibertarians played spoiler in key NC elections, prompting dialogue with...
Libertarian candidates played a consequential role in altering the outcomes of several key races in North Carolina’s election, including the races for lieutenant governor, state auditor, Congressional...
View ArticleFolwell demands BCBSNC pay over $2 million in legal fees following lawsuit
North Carolina State Treasurer Dale Folwell sent a letter to Dr. Tunde Sotunde, President of Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina, demanding that it pay more than $2 million in legal expenses the...
View ArticleHudson re-elected as NRCC chairman, Republicans win House majority
On Wednesday, Rep. Richard Hudson, R-D9, was re-elected by his GOP colleagues to serve his second term as chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee. “I am humbled by my colleagues’...
View ArticleFEMA responderá a preguntas sobre la respuesta al huracán en el oeste de...
La administradora de FEMA, Deanne Criswell, tiene previsto comparecer la semana que viene ante un subcomité del Comité de Transporte e Infraestructura (T&I) para responder a preguntas sobre la...
View ArticleLos libertarios arruinaron las elecciones clave de Carolina del Norte y...
Los candidatos libertarios desempeñaron un papel importante en la alteración de los resultados de varias contiendas clave en las elecciones de Carolina del Norte, incluidas las carreras para...
View ArticleSCOTUS could accept, reject NC State Health Plan transgender treatment case...
The nation’s highest court is scheduled to review in December an appeal in a case involving the North Carolina State Health Plan’s coverage of medical treatments typically pursued by transgender...
View ArticleLegislators’ motion could resolve two federal redistricting lawsuits
North Carolina’s legislative leaders will file a motion that could help them avoid a trial scheduled next summer in two lawsuits challenging state election maps. Voters used those maps last week to...
View ArticleLegislation funding opportunity scholarships and sheriff cooperation with ICE...
The North Carolina General Assembly plans to override House Bill 10 next week when they reconvene for four days in Raleigh in what could be the last strike against Gov. Cooper by the Republican...
View ArticleMore than 1500 Helene victims still in hotels
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) confirmed that over 1500 displaced Helene victims in western North Carolina are still living in hotels. According to a report from FEMA Assistant Federal...
View ArticleFederal Appeals Court upholds NC felony-disclosure requirement for federal...
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a North Carolina law requiring candidates in federal elections to disclose whether they have been convicted of felonies. The court rejected a challenge...
View ArticleClemson urges top NC court to allow media-rights fight with ACC to proceed in SC
Clemson University’s lawyers are urging the North Carolina Supreme Court to overturn a state Business Court decision and allow the schools’ media-rights battle with the Atlantic Coast Conference to...
View ArticleMurphy opposes Gaetz for US attorney general, senators weigh in
On Wednesday, President-Elect Donald Trump announced that he intends to nominate Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-FL, as US Attorney General to head up the US Department of Justice. “It is my Great Honor to...
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