Instead of asking whether electricity bills are high, the Energy Poverty Index asks a more meaningful question: high for whom?
The North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) voted unanimously at their remote meeting on Thursday to make a declaratory ruling on a Rutherford County candidate’s request for the use of a preferred religious name as opposed to their legal name on the ballot in November’s General Election.
New documents offer details about the proposed settlement of a class-action lawsuit over solitary confinement of juveniles in North Carolina.
House Majority Leader Brenden Jones warns new State Health Plan tiers will raise rural patients’ costs and threaten local hospitals.
North Carolina's Office of Charter Schools has nobody on staff who can evaluate a virtual charter school, its executive director told the State Board of Education on Aug. 5, even as remote charter academies nearly double to 19 this fall.
Cameras logged 152 million scans during the pilot; police cite arrests and recoveries while critics warn of surveillance and misuse.
Gov. Josh Stein and top legislative leaders hope to split upcoming North Carolina Supreme Court arguments into two parts. One would focus on changes to Stein’s power to fill judicial vacancies. The other would cover appointment shifts to state boards and commissions.
North Carolina is focusing on the right problem — and appears to be slowly walking towards the right solutions.
The technical corrections bill has allocated $25 million in funding for the 2027 Military World Games which will take place in Charlotte.
North Carolina State Treasurer Brad Briner announced on Wednesday that a new round of interest free loans for communities affected by Hurricane Helene are now available in the Helene Cash Flow Loan Program.
DPI marked year one of Mo Green's strategic plan with four record results, all of which predate the plan. The dashboard it launched sets a 2030 goal of 60% proficiency.
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