State and federal lawmakers honor the first anniversary of 10/7.
In a more civil climate, one in which Democrats and Republicans have more productive discussions, you will still be routinely disappointed with outcomes.
This year’s nomination pool was the largest of the five years the Chamber's contest has been running. The state’s innovative manufacturing industry generates more than 17% of the gross state product and employs more than 10% of the state’s workforce.
A review of Dinesh D'Souza's Vindicating Trump.
As we wait to learn the full extent of the devastation, this uplifting human response from locals is already buoying the spirit of these traumatized communities.
"They assume equal outcomes is the goal and that disparity is tantamount to racism. Unequal outcome is not synonymous with racism, competition is.”
On October 7, a pro-Hamas speaker, Rabab Abdulhadi, is will be speaking at Wake Forest University on the first anniversary of what has been called “the deadliest attack on Jews” since the Holocaust.
The USDA has allocated over $5 million to NC in federal grant money to provide fresh produce in schools.
A federal judge will allow three former members of the North Carolina Symphony to proceed with their lawsuit against the Symphony and the state Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. The musicians say they lost their jobs because they refused to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Gastonia police dog among semi-finalists for American Human Society's 2024 Hero Dog Awards.
The General Assembly’s Semiquincentennial Committee held its third meeting Thursday to discuss ongoing plans to commemorate North Carolina’s role in America’s founding during 250th Anniversary celebrations in 2026. Invited speakers included Michael Leonard, from The Conservation Fund, and Rep. Edward Goodwin (R) from North Carolina’s 1st District, which includes the historic town of Edenton. Leonard began his remarks by...
