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NC constitutional scholar sides with Stein in judicial vacancy dispute

A University of North Carolina law professor who co-wrote a book on the state constitution with the state Supreme Court’s chief justice is siding with Gov. Josh Stein in a dispute now sitting before the state's highest court.

When licensing isn’t worth the cost

Every dollar spent installing scrubbers on smokestacks or taking classes to obtain a credential is a dollar that can’t be spent on something else with its own potential benefits.

Newsom rallies NC Democrats, urges focus on 2026 over 2028

Newsom’s NC visit comes as the Cooper-Whatley Senate race and other nationally watched contests move into the heart of election season.

Foster case suit labeled ‘danger’ in new 4th Circuit brief

A lawsuit challenging conditions in North Carolina’s foster care system poses a “danger” because of the way plaintiffs are pursuing their claims, according to a new court filing.