Former high-profile N.C. political donor Greg Lindberg will not face a retrial on federal bribery and fraud charges in March. A court order issued Tuesday delayed proceedings for Lindberg and co-defendant John Gray. No new trial date has been set.
After November's midterm elections, Republicans in the Senate have a supermajority, and in the House, Republicans are one vote shy of a supermajority. The partisan make up means that a careful attendance numbers game will likely play a prominent role in this session.
"North Carolinians made it clear last November when they helped elect a Republican House majority that woke mandates and progressive posturing was not their priority. That’s why, one of my first acts as Chairman was to eliminate that Subcommittee and put in its place a Subcommittee on Digital Assets,” said Rep. Patrick McHenry, R-NC10.
On Sunday, former President Donald Trump endorsed NCGOP chairman Michael Whatley to be RNC co-chair. Whatley has his "Complete and Total Endorsement," according to a Trump email that went out to supporters.
North Carolina's State Auditor Beth Wood released a statement Jan. 23 apologizing for a hit-and-run accident in December that resulted in her state-owned vehicle partially sitting atop another parked car.
Mitch Kokai, John Locke Foundation senior political analyst, discusses N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein’s announcement that he’s running for governor in 2024. Kokai offered these comments during the Jan. 20, 2023, edition of PBS North Carolina’s “State Lines.”
Little more than one month after a lame-duck Democratic-majority N.C. Supreme Court ruled against Republican legislators on election maps and voter ID, lawmakers are asking for a do-over. Petitions filed Friday at the state’s highest court ask for rehearings in both the Harper v. Hall and Holmes v. Moore cases.
N.C. legislative leaders want the state Supreme Court to take another look at a case involving state election maps. Lawmakers filed a petition Friday for the court to rehear the Harper v. Hall case.
At an event Thursday, N.C. Governor Roy Cooper declined to endorse Josh Stein, N.C.’s current attorney general who launched his candidacy for governor earlier this week. After Cooper declined to say whether he would be endorsing Stein, the governor’s team provided the following statement: “Josh Stein has worked to battle the opioid crisis and protect...
N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein officially kicked off North Carolina’s 2024 race for governor Wednesday morning when he threw his hat in the ring.
A video from N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein Wednesday morning confirms his plan to run for governor in 2024. Stein, a Democrat, hopes to succeed fellow Democrat Roy Cooper. After two consecutive terms, Cooper will be ineligible to seek re-election.
